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Personal tefillah for a worthy match
Daven personally for a worthy match. The article quotes the Steipler encouraging people not to wait for others to pray for them.
Hidabroot, ‘כל הסגולות האמינות לזיווג הגון’ (quoting the Steipler) ↗Later rabbinic guidance reported by Hidabroot; not a direct Talmudic segulahTosefet Shabbat
Add time before Shabbat and greet Shabbat with care. This is presented as a reported shidduch segulah, not as a promise.
Hidabroot, same article; underlying reference: Talmud, Shabbat 118b ↗The Hidabroot article connects this practice to Shabbat 118b and Rabbi Yannai’s ‘Bo'i kallah’Say Tehillim 121 after Shemoneh Esrei
The Hidabroot article reports a practice attributed to Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv and cites A'gra DePirka in the name of the Ram'ah MiPano.
Hidabroot, ‘סגולתו של הרב אלישיב’; cited: A'gra DePirka and Aseret Ma'amarot ↗The article gives the later source trail; the segulah itself is not claimed as a Gemara passage