Somewhere yesterday, someone posted a jezebel article about having purchased a death curse from Etsy on Charlie Kirk, and I’ve been watching the Merkavah lectures by Dr. Justin Sledge on YT. Turns out this week’s lecture mentioned the Pulsa DiNura, which goes against the grain of my Judeo-Christian tradition in my family, and I just wondered what the actual “rules of engagement” are, regarding this subject.
Thanks in advance, if anyone is willing to open this can of worms with me.
Thanks so much for your reply, I’d basically given up on anyone answering. I’m pretty interested in kabbalah, Merkavah especially, but to ask forgiveness be denied just seems incredibly wicked and I wondered if doing that wasn’t inviting divine wrath, or what the rabbinical thought may be on either side of the argument. I read about a right wing and left wing politicians’ evocation and was shocked by which was effective and wondered if that’s considered a sign YHWH agrees with the petitioner or just mastry of the art.
Thanks again.
Seems to me after a figure’s death, someone just says “we said pulsa D’nura on them! “ and it gets a headline.
It was publicly done, and that’s not really the point.
Eta: the rabbinical reasoning is what I’m getting at.