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Chaim Kramer- Parshat Va’etchanan

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This week Chaim Kramer discusses the Torah portion Va’etchanan. This is Shabbat Nachamu, the Shabbat of consolation after the increasingly intense mourning period of The Three Weeks, culminating in the fast of Tisha B’av. Reb Chaim discusses why Moses was broken-hearted when he was not allowed to enter the Land of Israel; why he had to be buried outside the Holy Land; Moses’ prayers; the Ten Commandments; the mitzvah of Shabbat; the Shema Yisrael, and more.

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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 August 4, 2017 - 11:04 am

Amen! Excellent one this week 🙂

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