Stories of Deliverance
The Bat Ayin

Stories of Deliverance and a Connection to the Bat Ayin's Torah

The holy Bat Ayin, Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch, left his book Bat Ayin and a legacy of Torah, humility and divine service. His name is spoken by those who seek to know his teachings, learn from his example and gather in his honor on the day of his hillula.

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman's words presented here express the encouragement people find in stories of deliverance in the tzaddik's merit: marriage, children and joy from one's family. Alongside these teachings, this site collects accounts of prayer, positive commitments, studying Bat Ayin and participating in the hillula meal.

The Bat Ayin Segulah and Hillula Meal

The Bat Ayin's hillula falls on 12 Kislev. Around this day, people gather for study, prayer and a meal in his honor. You can hold a meal at home with family and friends, share an uplifting story and study his teachings together.

To get started, the Bat Ayin hillula and commemorative meal page provides gathering details and ways to support it. The Hosting a Hillula page offers downloadable resources, while the The Book Bat Ayin introduces the book and the themes of its teachings.

What Can You Read Here?

In our collection of Bat Ayin stories of deliverance, you can read accounts concerning marriage, family and livelihood. If you would like to begin with the tzaddik's life and times, explore the biography of Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch and the story of his journey to the Land of Israel and life in Safed.

A connection to his legacy can begin with a small step: read one story, choose a passage to study or prepare a meal in honor of the hillula. The pages and resources here can help you find the approach that suits you.