The Breslov Phenomenon: When you learn the teachings of Rebbe Nachman today, you will feel that the lessons are speaking to you personally, 200 years after they were written down.
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Meir Elkabas gives a short inspiring talk on Rebbe Nachman’s contention that olden times were NOT better, things get better all the time. But what do we do when things are difficult? How do we cope with our struggles? What should we do to gain hope? How can we be satisfied when we lack? How can we be happy?
Based on the teachings in Rabbi Nachman’s Wisdom, available at books.breslov.org.
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