Level: All
Text: Likutey Moharan 47, Other Texts
Are you endlessly searching for that one magic diet that’s going to satisfy your hunger and help you feel better about yourself? Can you really trust the doctors and diet gurus, or the latest health fads?
What are you really hungry for?
Jews have always known that what we eat and how we eat it is important — on a physical, emotional, and spiritual level. The laws ofkeeping kosher, special Shabbat and holiday foods, and even fast days are integral to Jewish life. For Jews, food is definitely a focus!
But Rebbe Nachman of Breslov has a unique outlook on why we struggle with our relationship to food. In this one-of-a-kind course, Reb Meir guides us through the teachings in Rebbe Nachman’s Likutey Moharan 47 and other texts that will help us heal our hunger. Eating right goes deeper than we think.
Some topics include:
- How to Eat What You Need and Feel Satisfied—Really
- Are There Spiritual Consequences of Overeating?
- The Concepts of Truth, Harmony, and Earning a Living and Their Relationship to Our Attitudes About Food and Diet
- Sustenance and the Land of Israel Relates
- Empower Yourself and Connect to the Source of Miracles
- Learn How to Decrease Food-dependence and Increase Bounty and Joy
- And much more.
— Photo by Augustus Binu
Course Text
You will not require any text for this course.
However, although it is not necessary, it can be helpful to familiarize yourself with the text by Rebbe Nachman that Meir Elkabas bases this lesson on, go to Lesson 47 on page 386, in Likutey Moharan, Volume 5 of the BRI English-Hebrew edition. It can be purchased with your student discount 30% off the retail. Click here and use code at checkout: Brcampus45 . To use this or any other special discount code, visit the Breslov.org (BRI) online bookstore, paste the discount code in at check out and then click “apply changes.” We offer free shipping in the USA.
*As a valued student of Breslov Campus, you may use the following discount code to receive 10% off any of any Breslov Research Institute publication: breslovcampusstudent10
Class #1
Thursday Evening, October 30th, 2014 at 8:00 pm EST
Class #2
Thursday Evening, November 6th, 2014 at 8:00 pm EST
Week Dedicated by Janet Davies in the memory of her Father John Ferguson
Class Dedicated by Alan Finkelman In Memory of Jonathan Tzvi Meir Finkelman.
1 comment
I’ve often wondered what it raelly means to connect to the tzaddik. I’ve been doing hitkashrut more often which helps and gained a lot through Yehudis’ shiurim and now this post. Neither I nor my husband will be going to Uman for Rosh HaShana. I love the idea of having my thoughts there and praying to connect to Rebbe Nachman consciousness. Thanks for the eitzot, Yehudis. As usual, you are a real inspiration.