One who raises pigs holds back the redemption.
Sefer HaMidos, Faith, Part I §45
A person should yearn and long for the common good, even if it brings a loss to him alone.
Sefer HaMidos, Prayer, Part I §1
One who needs some salvation should gladden the tzaddik.
Sefer HaMidos, Salvation and Miracles, Part I §11
One who does not review his learning has difficulty raising children.
Sefer HaMidos, Torah Study, Part I §53
One who shares in the troubles of Israel and prays for them comes through this to humility.
Sefer HaMidos, Humility, Part I §1
Through submission, evil and grief are nullified.
Sefer HaMidos, Depression, Part I §5
Through sadness comes disgrace.
Sefer HaMidos, Depression, Part I §21
Through rebuke you will find grace.
Sefer HaMidos, Grace, Part I §7
One who saves a poor man from someone stronger than him easily gains power in the letters of prayer.
Sefer HaMidos, Prayer, Part I §67
The day a person does teshuvah is above time, and it raises all his days above time.
So too, Yom Kippur is above time.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part II §1
One who prays with joy will merit to rejoice in his salvation.
Sefer HaMidos, Salvation and Miracles, Part I §22
War is the beginning of the redemption.
Sefer HaMidos, Faith, Part I §44
Jerusalem will not be rebuilt until there is peace among Israel.
Sefer HaMidos, Faith, Part I §46
One who is always joyful succeeds through this.
Sefer HaMidos, Success and Prosperity, Part II §1
Engaging in Torah is a segulah for success.
Sefer HaMidos, Success and Prosperity, Part I §7
Through compassion, your cravings will be nullified.
Sefer HaMidos, Compassion and Mercy, Part I §8
Through emunah the mind becomes settled.
Sefer HaMidos, Knowledge of God, Part II §11
When Hashem punishes a wicked man who He knows will not do teshuvah again, and the tzaddik prays for him excessively, the tzaddik is punished for it.
Sefer HaMidos, Prayer, Part I §53
The tzaddik who truly leads the world will not fall from his stature.
Sefer HaMidos, A Fall, Part I §14
For one who cannot cry, the segulah is to sit in a place where two rivers flow together.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part I §59
It is impossible for a proud person to humble his mind, and he comes to forgetfulness.
Sefer HaMidos, Haughtiness, Part I §22
Through fasting a person is saved from death.
Sefer HaMidos, Salvation and Miracles, Part I §19
One who does not deviate from his word can bring low the lofty and raise up the lowly.
Sefer HaMidos, Truth, Part II §5
One who puts merchandise into the pocket of a Torah scholar merits to sit in the Heavenly Academy.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §61
Through lies, a person cannot improve his deeds.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part I §80
When one who prays falls into a state of smallness, it is a sign that his prayer will not be accepted.
Sefer HaMidos, Prayer, Part I §54
Anger comes through falsehood.
Sefer HaMidos, Anger, Part I §19
Engaging in Torah while on the road grants grace.
Sefer HaMidos, Grace, Part I §13
Hospitality to guests protects against the sin of idolatry.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §23
When one falls from his emunah, he comes to nocturnal impurity, to thoughts about women, and to thoughts of idolatry.
Sefer HaMidos, Faith, Part I §29
One who has no compassion goes mad.
Sefer HaMidos, Compassion and Mercy, Part I §6
One who is lowly in his own eyes will thereby come to fervor.
Sefer HaMidos, Joy and Happiness, Part I §11
It also brings about that the roads are cleared of obstacles.
Sefer HaMidos, Confession, Part I §2
Through sadness one is disgraced.
Sefer HaMidos, Depression, Part I §18
Through the tzedakah you give, even ministers and kings will be at peace with you.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §36
By asking Hashem to give you love, Hashem will cover your transgressions.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part I §68
Through truth a person is saved from fear at night.
Sefer HaMidos, Fear, Part I §19
When people do not give tzedakah, the government issues harsh decrees and takes their money.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §26
When you have distress, speak about that distress.
Sefer HaMidos, Depression, Part I §3
Where there is truth, there is peace.
Sefer HaMidos, Truth, Part I §22
Speaking aloud brings feeling and movement to all the limbs.
Sefer HaMidos, Torah Study, Part I §15
One who secludes himself and separates himself from people receives attention from Above.
Sefer HaMidos, Seclusion, Part I §1
Through laziness it seems to a person that the path of teshuvah is hidden from him.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part I §61
Through worry in the heart, the dread of death falls upon a person.
Sefer HaMidos, Depression, Part I §4
One who gives tzedakah is as if he brought an offering.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §46
No miracle is performed for an adulterer.
Sefer HaMidos, Salvation and Miracles, Part I §7
Flattery leads to falsehood.
Sefer HaMidos, Truth, Part I §14
Through jealousy comes bloodshed.
Sefer HaMidos, Envy and Jealousy, Part I §3
Two Torah scholars who honor one another in halachah for its own sake and with humility — Hashem grants them success, they rise to greatness, and they merit the Torah that was given with the right hand, and merit the things that are given in the right hand of the Torah.
Sefer HaMidos, Torah Study, Part I §87
There is great benefit in seeing the teacher's mouth during learning.
Sefer HaMidos, Torah Study, Part I §39
Standing in awe of a Torah scholar is a segulah for learning.
Sefer HaMidos, Torah Study, Part I §12
Where there is peace, there is no fear.
Sefer HaMidos, Peace, Part I §19
Even the prophets know only what Hashem reveals to them.
Sefer HaMidos, Knowledge of God, Part II §13
One who sees his friend in distress should plead for mercy on his behalf.
Sefer HaMidos, Compassion and Mercy, Part I §10
And he becomes afflicted with tzaraas.
Sefer HaMidos, Anger, Part I §31
Through generosity one comes to love the tzaddikim.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §44
For fear of Heaven, go to the mikveh.
Sefer HaMidos, Fear of God, Part I §31
He should also guard himself from forbidden foods and guard his mouth from forbidden speech.
Sefer HaMidos, Grace, Part I §4
When you do a mitzvah, see that it does not come to you for free, but at its full price.
Sefer HaMidos, Charity, Part I §56
From the moment a person thinks of doing teshuvah, his prayer is accepted, even though he has not yet done it.
Sefer HaMidos, Repentance, Part I §65