"Merit to lots of Nachas from all your progenies" long inscription and holy blessing from the hidden righteous and ...

"Merit to lots of Nachas from all your progenies" long inscription and holy blessing from the hidden righteous and mekubal Rabbi Yosef Valtuch of Tel Aviv on the siddur HaGeonim V'HaMekubalim.

Siddur HaGeonim V'Hamekubalim published by the mekubal Hagaon HaTzadik Rabbi Moshe Yair Wienstock. Fist volume is prayers of Shalosh Regalim, the doctrine of prayers hidden and open and by Chassidut, with a unique inscription by the hidden righteous Rabbi Yosef Valtuch written to one of his acquaintances blessing:  

'שיזכה ללמוד בו ועי"ז יזכה להרבה נחת בקרוב מכל יוצאי חלציו ויזכה לראות בביאת המשיח במהרה בימינו אמן. כברכת ידידו הקטן יוסף ולטוך'

The hidden righteous mekubal Rabbi Yosef Voltuch was born 30th day of Tishrei in 1822 in Poland.

At the age of 8 he ascended with his family to Israel, and lived in the Old City of Jerusalem and at a young age he was orphaned from his mother. Learned in Yeshivat "Eitz Chaim" in Jerusalem.

He was immersed in his Torah learned at times from 14 till even 18 hours continuously and he was never seen going without a sefer in his hands. At the age of 13 he was already learning the sefer "Eitz Chaim". He became close to the Admo"r Rabbi Shlom'ke Goldman of Zevhil. He refused to sleep in a bed and mostly fell asleep while learning from a sefer.

He had a practice of go to Kivrei Tzadikim (graves of the righteous) even those that were in not safe places, he went to the Kotel [During the time it was controlled by he Jordanians] and many times he also traveled especialy to the grave of Rashb"I [Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai] in Miron to pray or to set up a feast in honor of the great Rashb"i. Each morning he visited the home of the mekubal Rabbi Mordechai Sherabi and sometimes he also met with the mekubal Rabbi Meir Abichatzira and the Admo"r Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Biderman of Leluv. He always held in his wrists two simple baskets to hide in them rare copies of sifrei kabala and he did not hold the baskets with the palms of his hands since he was very careful not to let his hands down below his belt according to the custom of Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi and so he held his hands up all he time so that the basket should not fall from his wrists. He became famous as one who knows the hidden and brought about salvation, though he himself tried to hide his activities and his righteousness and went about as a very simple person.