UPDATE: For anyone who missed waking up at the crack of dawn on Taanit Esther, please know that the article below states that the entire fast day is an auspicious time for prayer and requests.
After all, this is the fast that saved the Jews from Haman back then.
(Also, a summary of the linked article is in the comment section below.)
Giving any kind of tzedakah and reciting Psalm 22 (whether once or 7 times, as recommended by the Kav Hayashar) is an excellent thing to do throughout the fast day.
Saying a lot of Tehillim on Taanit Esther & Purim is very auspicious, if you can manage it.
The main thing on Taanit Esther is pouring out your heart and asking Hashem that He help you in the zechut of Esther Hamalkah & Mordechai Hatzaddik.
After all, this is the fast that saved the Jews from Haman back then.
(Also, a summary of the linked article is in the comment section below.)
Giving any kind of tzedakah and reciting Psalm 22 (whether once or 7 times, as recommended by the Kav Hayashar) is an excellent thing to do throughout the fast day.
Saying a lot of Tehillim on Taanit Esther & Purim is very auspicious, if you can manage it.
The main thing on Taanit Esther is pouring out your heart and asking Hashem that He help you in the zechut of Esther Hamalkah & Mordechai Hatzaddik.
Please see A Spiritual Remedy Guaranteed to Work on the Fast of Esther to see how you can effect your own salvation (or the salvation of others).
The fast starts at the crack of dawn on Wednesday morning, and you need to start the segulah from that moment.
The fast starts at the crack of dawn on Wednesday morning, and you need to start the segulah from that moment.
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