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A parent, a child, a sibling, a friend. A shidduch, a refuah, a job, deliverance from peril. We all need something. And with an entire kollel, at one location or many, learning and praying in your merit, the heavens are pried open and divine assistance is delivered.
The Kollel Chatzos talmidei chachomim execute this sincere responsibility each night. When reciting the kvittel list, they put their heart and soul into each name. The awesome power of midnight Torah gives their supplications an immense influence in shomaim in your favor.

Together, the five Kollel locations cast a nightlong net of divine security and heavenly aid over all of Klal Yisroel. As the day hours are universally covered with Torah, Kollel Chatzos covers the nightly gap from 6pm to 6am: 6pm Eastern time is 1am in Israel, which is when the Meron Kollel arises. Six hours later, the kollelim in America take over for 6 subsequent hours.

Throughout the Zohar, Rashbi mentions 127 times (!) the immense power of chatzos learning and the miracles merited through it. In Meron, Kollel Chatzos learns and prays at his sacred gravesite, offering our supporters the ultimate chatzos opportunity.
Have your name(s) mentioned at the holy kever by esteemed scholars who truly fulfill the will of Rashbi. To tap into R' Shimon Bar Yochai's generational promise, support our Meron kollel, submit your own kvittel, and enjoy miraculous Heavenly aid in every area of life

Nearly every section of Zohar extols this age-old partnership. Every individual must, to the best of their ability, strive to fulfill their duty of "immersion in Torah"; those who cannot do so themselves should at least support a Torah scholar for a share in his learning.
For people of means, Kollel Chatzos makes the perfect Yisaschar to your Zevulun, bringing you the opportunity to create an eternal personal partnership with an individual learner for your fair share in Torah. As scripture says, "In this you shall endeavor day and night." Now you can do so every night of the year.

"And from where do we learn that when two sit and learn, the Shechina sits among them? For it says, 'And then the God fearing will speak, man to his fellow'"
The power of Torah learning compounds in company. So much so, that the Shechina HaKedosha takes a seat even among just two learners who toil over the blatt together. The significance of this is huge: Enabling just a single chavrusa to immerse themselves in the word of Torah equates to a promise of divine providence on the individual level. When sponsoring an entire Kollel is unfeasible, choose to partner with Kollel Chatzos by supporting two pious talmidei chachamim who devote their lives to Torah study. The blessings and Siya'ata Dishmaya are sure to follow.

This segulah is mentioned in the Torah as early as its inception (Bamidbar 17), as the otherworldly secrets within Ketores were revealed to Moshe Rabeinu on Mt. Sinai. The Arizal writes that in today's world, the recitation of ketores is equivalent; that it brings immense yeshuos and saves from death. Rabbi Yitzchok Kaduri said that it is the only aid against cancer.

Kollel Chatzos will daven for you every single day until you experience a yeshuah
The kever of Rabbi Yonasan ben Uziel in Amukah is renowned as a special site where prayers to find a shidduch are readily accepted. Every year, thousands of young people flock to the gravesite to pour out their hearts and daven that the merit of the saintly Tanna assists them to meet their match.

This segulah has a storied history, and, according to one mesorah, has been transmitted from heaven by Eliyahu Hanavi himself. R' Chaim Vital often used this segulah and personally testified to its wonderful powers. In later generations, the Chasam Sofer performed it on behalf of all the residents of his hometown, Pressburg, during Napoleon's invasion. During the subsequent fighting, all of the homes were destroyed—yet not one Jew perished. The Magid of Mezritch, the Mekubal R Mordechai Sharabi, and the Ateres Tzvi were known to have performed this segulah to incredible effect as well.

Rabbi Mordechai Sharabi had a disciple who was already advanced in age and had tried many segulos in the hope of being blessed with a son. When nothing bore results, he walked into the Beis Medrash well after midnight and begged the Torah scholars to take advantage of the segulah of the Ben Ish Chai on his behalf. Wonder of wonders, he was blessed with a son at the ripe old age of 70!

From the Gemara in Nedarim to numerous seforim and commentaries, Jewish sages have always warned of the terrifying threat of verbal curses. Whether you involuntarily uttered something or were the unfortunate recipient of a curse from another, the list of ramifications is long.
Jewish history is filled with stories of shidduchim that went awry, sudden illnesses that befell the healthy, young deaths before their natural time, and other frightening stories attributed to evil manifestations of curses.