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Ask A Breslover: How Do I Know That HaShem Still Loves Me?

Q: How can I know that if i did the worst sins in the world, I can still return to HaShem? A: You asked very good questions, questions that many of us have asked more than once in our lives. The answers take a certain degree of emunah that a person doesn’t always have. (Our … Continue Reading

March 29th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

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Q&A: Reciting Shemot HaTzaddikim (The Names Of The Righteous)

Q: Shalom,when is the best time for reading (names of the tzaddikim)?It should be recited one time or in some parts?for which problems we can read this names(illness,marriage,parnasa………)? You can read/recite the names of the tzaddikim in part or in its entirety (it’s a lot!) for any problem you wish to address (illness, marriage, etc.), for any person … Continue Reading

March 12th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

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Q&A: Finding The Truth

I don’t know what truth is anymore? My truth, your truth or God’s truth? There is an important Breslov teaching about making prayers from the things that we learn, these teachings must be relevant to you as an individual. A true prayer is a prayer in which you are looking for your truth, through the … Continue Reading

March 11th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

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Q&A: How do I apply Likutey Moharan teachings without estranging myself?

I feel like I’ve been through an inferno after spending all that time reading Rabeinu’s words, what does he mean, how do I apply his concepts, without estranging myself from, myself, society, from the world even from my loved ones. If you ever feel that the Rebbe’s words are putting you through an inferno, then … Continue Reading

March 5th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

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Ask A Breslover: How to Learn Likutey Moharan

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February 28th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

When learning Likutey Moharan for the first tune, I feel like a kid trying to drink whiskey? I understand your feeling. Many people feel overwhelmed by Likutey Moharan; by the unique structure of its lessons, etc., and come to the unfortunate conclusion that Likutey Moharan is a closed book for the average person. However, experience … Continue Reading

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Q: Breslov VS Chabad customs etc…

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February 1st, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

Q: As far as practice goes, how is Breslov different from Chabad? Do they place importance on similar things? Do Breslovers use the Siddur Tehillas HaShem or a different one? A:  The most noticeable differences are [1] when they daven (pray) Shachris — Breslovers daven as early as possible, even with a sunrise minyan, whereas Chabadniks daven later … Continue Reading

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Q&A: Unemployment Problems

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January 11th, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

Q: I have been a follower of R’ Nachman & R’ Nosson’s since becoming observant 25 years ago. Now for the 1st time I find myself practically unemployed and it’s frightening. Are there certain tikuns? Things I should be doing? Unemployment is frightening. If you haven’t already, make sure to tell Hashem that in your … Continue Reading

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Q: I only have a half an hour a week?

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January 3rd, 2012, In Ask A Breslover, by

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Bringing young boys to Uman

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December 27th, 2011, In Ask A Breslover, by

Q: I’m doing research for a writing project. I once heard that R’ Nachman of Breslov promised something regarding boys under a certain age who say tikkun klali at his kever.  Is this true? If yes, what was the promise? A: Shalom! Rebbe Nachman zal said that if one brought his son to him before … Continue Reading

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Rebbe Nachman’s kever stays in Uman

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December 8th, 2011, In Articles, Articles, Ask A Breslover, Breslov Elders, Uman, by

In the last few years the issue of re-locating Rebbe Nachman’s kever (grave) to Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel) has been bandied about a number of times. Usually, those who suggest the move are vociferous, well-meaning, but ignorant of Breslov tradition and, often, not even affiliated with Breslov in any way. Various reasons, many … Continue Reading

 












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