Reb Noson lives on through his teachings! Together, we can help him continue his life’s mission and connect a new generation of English-speaking Jews with the greatest spiritual masterpiece.
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Reb Mendel of Ladizin, took two rubles — his entire savings — and brought them to Reb Noson. Knowing how poor Reb Mendel was, Reb Noson refused to take the money. Reb Mendel started crying. He pleaded with Reb Noson to have pity on him and not deprive him of the great mitzvah. Reb Noson could no longer refuse (Sichos v'Sipurim p.142). In order for everyone to have the ability - each according to his desire - to be a partner in this tremendous project of the Likutey Halakhot, we offer a particularly attractive partnership in which anyone, but literally anyone, can join.
"Rebbi (Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi) once wept and said: "A man can earn his world in an hour" (Avodah Zarah 17b). This concept refers to one's eternal reward. A person can acquire his eternal reward in one hour, through a single deed that he fulfills with self-sacrifice. In the above quote, Rebbi is referring to literal self-sacrifice; however, Rebbe Nachman explains in Likutey Moharan II, 46, that when a person parts from his wealth which he accrued through great effort, and gives it to charity, he is actually giving away a part of his very being. This is all the more so regarding charity that causes all people to draw closer to Hashem, a charity that actually creates new realities.
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