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Chaim Kramer – Parshat Tazria Metzora

by Chaim Kramer
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Chaim Kramer discusses the weekly parshiot, Tazria and Metzora, beginning with a discussion of the power of our minds during conception and how they affect the qualities a child is born with. We learn why “leprosy” is discussed in such detail and the deeper reason behind this affliction-loshon hara (slander and gossip.) Reb Chaim discusses the media and politics and how they relate to the parsha, tells Rebbe Nachman’s parable of The Treasure Under the Bridge, and reveals how to discover a positive understanding of self.

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Chaim Kramer is largely responsible for introducing Rebbe Nachman’s teachings to today’s generation. He is a sought-after lecturer on Rebbe Nachman’s teachings by English-speaking congregations around the world. Chaim has been the director of the Breslov Research Institute since its inception in 1979. BRI has been the main publishing-house for translations of classic and contemporary Breslov books. More than 100 titles are currently in print, in English, Hebrew, Russian, Spanish, French, and even Korean. Chaim himself, is the author of “Through Fire and Water”, “Crossing the Narrow Bridge”, “Anatomy of the Soul”, “This Land is My Land”, and many more titles, as well as annotating the entire 15 volume English Edition of Likutei MoHaRan.

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Ty April 27, 2017 - 7:05 pm

Amen! Excellent video and very well presented! Thanks for posting!

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