Shedim hate strong smells including sulfur. (Any grocery store, though I had to hunt around for oil in a transportable metal can.) ( MrArtWood or any local farmers market, gift shot, or a zillion Etsy sellers)

Beeswax are traditional, but any good quality ones are fine. Someday I’ll get a better one and learn to blow it properly. This is a cheap one I picked up on my one trip to Israel. Shedim can be scared by loud noises.so blowing a shofar is a go-to move. This stick is Latvian rowan wood, a kind of sorbus. Kero masa is sorbus, also known as the Serviceberry Tree. According to the Talmud (Pesachim 111b), kero masa is harmful to shedim (4). Giving how much metal we carry with us these days wearing an iron pin isn’t really necessary.but it can’t hurt either. Traditionally, a Jew would wear an iron pin when traveling. Shedim and ghosts don’t like salt and it can be used as a barrier. (Cost Plus World Market or your any grocery store or farmers market) There are lots of reasons to be hospitable and get on speaking terms with shedim. (Brickhouse Acres or any soap making supplier) Sprinkle it on the floor to see shedim foot prints. Please buy from small local business if you can. I don’t have any financial relationship with the vendors. In some cases I provide links on where to buy your own. Here’s a list of my original Jewish monster hunting gear. Just in case Agrat bat Maḥlat shows up or, more practically, I get to teach a class. My goal is was to develop the gear that a modern ba’al shem (wonder rabbi) (2) or babske refuah (wise woman) (3) might have on hand. It draws draws from a range of Jewish sources and time periods, includes Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Misrachi elements, mixes rabbinic and kabbalistic elements with elements from Jewish women’s segulot and prekante (Hebrew and Ladino terms for household charms) and Jewish medical lore. But what was in them?īefore I list out what I’ve collected so far, I want to point out that my gear collection is authentic if a bit eclectic. But my Jewish monster hunting gear boxes were ready to go. With Havadalh behind me, I was out on patrol driving around in my beloved Honda Element loaded with all my Jewish monster hunting gear….ready for Agrat or whatever else might happen.Īctually I was home reading. We take pride in the friendly expertise conveyed by our customer support team, with the option to order your ring now or through our toll-free line: (877) 777-8352.Last night was Shabbat, one of the two nights (along with Tuesday), that Agrat bat Maḥlat, one of the queens of the shedim (aka demons), haunts the air with her train of eighteen myriads of messengers of destruction (1). All of our cubic zirconia rings use stones that are cut and polished by hand, and we can customize wedding bands to fit your specific desires. Personalization is also a core value of any fine jeweler. No matter which Birkat Elyon creation you select, you will have peace-of-mind that your ring is designed to impress.

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