Want peace of mind? It’s time to think about your life and talk to Hashem.
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But Reb Noson felt that he needed more of an answer. He asked, Rebbe, is it the emeser emes? Is what you’re saying the real truth? Is it the truest truth?
In Azamra, Rebbe Nachman teaches us the importance of believing in our own worth and potential.
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What happens when you manage your thoughts, emotions and negative desires? What changes?
Don’t let the moment pass you by, grab some prayer, grab some mitzvot now. Chaya Rivka Zwolinski explains
What is holding you back from experiencing joy? Are you just not as happy as you’d like to be? One block to feeling good about your life and good about yourself is anger. Anger triggers the body’s ‘fight or flight’ response, too and floods the body with stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol. We know that this causes many health problems like digestive problems and worse. Not only is anger toxic to your body, but it also is debilitating to the soul. If anger isn’t managed and worked through, it can lead to anxiety and depression.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov teaches how anger is at the root of the spiritual maladies which can wreak havoc in our lives. He teaches that anger can even cause you to lose money! Whatever the problem is, there is hope. In Angry? Rebbe Nachman’s Path to Tranquility Chaya Rivka Zwolinski will share insights from Rebbe Nachman’s lessons and stories which will help you understand yourself better as you work through anger towards a calmer you. There will be plenty of time for questions, answers and discussion.
Topics include:
What? Me Angry?
Sweetening Anger
Is Anger an Insult To Your Intelligence?
Peace, Love & Understanding
Protecting Your Money
The Sophisticate’s Arrogance and Anger
Tranquility and Eretz YisraelYour potential is greater than you think–Rebbe Nachman says you can accomplish extraordinary spiritual growth. Chaya Rivka Zwolinski explains