Breslov Campus

Time: Sunday, 11:00 AM EST – 6:00 PM Israel Time
Date: January 11 – March 1 (8 weeks)
Level: All
Text: The 7 Pillars of Faith by Rabbi Yitzchok Breiter
Note: Text will be posted on the whiteboard for students who want to follow along, but students will be able to keep up with the ideas even without textual skills. There will be plenty of time allotted to answer your questions.

Light Up Your First Night of Chanukah with this Free Special Event!

The Radiance of Chanukah
with
Reb Chaim Kramer

Tuesday, Dec. 16th 2014, at 8 PM (EST) at BreslovCampus.org

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.

Women have a particular connection to speech—the Talmud tells us that “Ten measures of speech descended to the world, and women took nine of them.” But, aside from a knowing smile, what does this mean to us personally?

Level: Beginner through advanced
Text: Various, optional

Note: This class is for women only. Textual skills are not necessary; Yehudis’ forte her ability to take more complex Chassidic concepts and break them down so that both relative beginners and more advanced students can absorb them. Those who have textual skills will be provided with source material to prepare or use as references for classes.

Women have a particular connection to speech—the Talmud tells us that “Ten measures of speech descended to the world, and women took nine of them.” But, aside from a knowing smile, what does this mean to us personally?

The Turkey Prince, one of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov’s most well-known stories, contains deep secrets cloaked in a deceptively simple tale. In this spiritual yet intellectually provocative course, Breslov Research Institute author Yitzchok Bell will reveal some of The Turkey Prince’s hidden meanings and discuss how they pertain to each of us. At the beginning of the course students will be invited to read this iconic tale, and share what it means to them.

Series: Self-Discovery through the Tales of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Level: All
Text: The Turkey Prince

Some topics include:

Living under the Table (The Human Dilemma)
The Source of Doubts and Confusion
Rediscovering the Glory
The Plight of the ‘Enlightened’
Faith as True Awareness
Anxiety vs. Simplicity
A Settled Mind
Connecting to Joy