March 16, 2012

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Thought Control

It’s all in the mind. “Where do our thoughts come from?” is a question I was recently asked. The short answer is that there are two “reservoirs” (as I like to call them) of thought. One reservoir contains holy thoughts: how to imitate God by being patient, forgiving and doing kindness; how to be more … Continue Reading

March 16th, 2012, In Articles, Shemot, by

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R’ Ozer Bergman Mid-West trip Feb. 24 – Mar. 7

Rabbi Bergman will also be in Pittsburgh, March 1st – 4rth and Cleveland, March 4rth – 6th. Details will be posted shortly. For more details or to meet with him, please email yossik@breslov.org.      

February 15th, 2012, In News, by

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First Time Ever: Pathways Weekly Newsletter

The Breslov Research Institute has decided to go in a whole new direction with our weekly emails. For the first time this week we have published the new Pathways Weekly Newsletter – a weekly publication for print! It includes a weekly Dvar Torah by Ozer Bergman, Parsha Pearls by Chaim Kramer, a weekly story or … Continue Reading

June 23rd, 2011, In News, by

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In Honor of Tu b’Shevat

The following is from the forthcoming volume of Breslov Research’s translation of Likutey Moharan. which, with God’s help, will see the light of day before Pesach 5771. Translated by Moshe Mykoff, annotated by Chaim Kramer and edited by yours truly. Those big numbers that show up here and there are footnote markers. I apologize for … Continue Reading

January 18th, 2011, In Articles, Rebbe Nachman & Works, by

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A Mitzvah Invitation

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August 31st, 2010, In News, by

For this year’s Rosh HaShanah gathering in Uman, Breslov Research will again be hosting a few hundred people for the yom tov and Shabbos/Shabbat meals. The value and power of providing even a single meal for a traveler, especially a poor one, is quite great. Take a look at the following pieces of Gemara and … Continue Reading

Finish The Work Started Over 200 Years Ago!

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August 27th, 2010, In News, by

Dear Chaver (Friend) of Breslov Research Institute, After many years of hard work and tremendous help from the One Above, we are nearing completion of the multi-volume Likutey Moharan in English project. This is a milestone in Breslov Research Institute history. The series features full Hebrew-English text on facing pages, a running commentary based on … Continue Reading

Dvar Torah for Parshat Korach

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June 10th, 2010, In BaMidbar, by

Based on Likutey Moharan I, Lesson #24:2 “Let Korach and his entire party…offer ketoret (incense)…each one took his fire pan…and offered ketoret…Moshe then said to Aharon, ‘Take the fire pan…offer ketoret and take it quickly to the community to atone for them” (Numbers 16:16, 18; ibid. 17:11). Kelipot (literally, shells, husks) is a generic name … Continue Reading

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Breslov in Mishpacha Magazine

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May 13th, 2010, In News, by

Glory be! Not only is Breslov Chassidus prominently and positively in a mainstream Jewish magazine—Mishpacha—it’s the cover story! (Rabbi Chaim Kramer, founder of Breslov Research [wearing glasses], and Reb Moshe Weinberger of Aish Kodesh are pictured.) Get yourself a copy of this week’s issue: 28 Iyar 5770/May 12 2010 Our thanks to the good people … Continue Reading

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How to Learn Likutey Moharan

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January 28th, 2010, In Articles, by

We will meet at 7:00 PM EDT, February 2, 2010 on Skype to Study Likutey Moharan. Our focus will be building content knowledge, learning skills and an overall appreciation of the Rebbe’s Teachings. The topic of this series of is: “You are HOW you Eat”. Source Material: Advice by Reb Nasson, Eating, Page 20 – … Continue Reading

Dvar Torah for Parshat VaYetze

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November 26th, 2009, In Bereishit, by

Based on Rabbi Nachman’s Wisdom #92 The Midrash (Kohelet Rabbah 9:11) teaches: Yesterday, “[Yaakov] rolled the stone off the well” (Genesis 29:10). Today, “[his] sons carried Yaakov to Egypt” (ibid. 46:5). Rebbe Nachman once commented that an average human lifespan, seventy to eighty years, consists of three periods: growth, stability (“the prime of life”) and … Continue Reading

 












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