The feathers of birds of prey are a segulah for curing diseased lungs and for strengthening one’s life force.

The heavens change their appearance to match the different colors of the grasses that grow because of them. It is a segulah to stare at these colors.

Rainwater is a segulah for one who lacks virility.

Reciting Psalms is a segulah for bringing rain. [We learn this from the Hebrew word for Psalms], TeHiLiM, which is an acronym for “Limtar Hashamayim Tishteh Mayim ([the Land of Israel] drinks water from the rain of heaven)” (Deuteronomy 11:11).

Hospitality is a segulah for restoring a woman’s menses.

An abnormally hairy person is susceptible to much harm and misfortune at the hand of the Other Side. A segulahis for him to recite the Torah section read on Yom Kippur (Leviticus 16).

A person who suddenly loses his ability to speak should have a knife fit for ritual slaughtering passed over his mouth.

A segulah for eliminating the difficulty a woman has in childbirth is to hang the cemetery key around her neck. This key is also a segulah for healing barrenness.

Crying over the destruction of the Holy Temple is a segulahfor healing a neck ailment.

A segulah for a person moving to a new house is to bring into it a sword, or a knife, or some other type of weapon. A hint to this is found in the verse, “A house is built with ChoKhMah (wisdom)” (Proverbs 24:3); the letters being an acronym for “Klei Chamas Me’cheiroteihem (weapons are their wares)” (Genesis 49:5). [The explanation of me’cheiroteihem is alternatively] “their swords” or “their places of dwelling.”

Apples are a segulah for women who have difficult births.