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Series: Living the Life of a Breslover Chassid with Likutey Halachot

Nothing But The Truth

Reb Noson, Rebbe Nachman’s leading student and scribe, reveals how the depth and breadth of Rebbe Nachman’s teachings helps us improve ourselves and get closer to Hashem. In his singular work, Likutey Halachot, Reb Noson extrapolates from Rebbe Nachman’s works and uncovers rich insights into the Shulchan Aruch (the Code of Jewish Law), a text that is often misperceived as dry, dusty, or irrelevant. Likutey Halachot is bursting with inspirational explications of halacha (Jewish law), via the light of Breslov Chassidut, scripture, and the Kabbalastic masters.

As we learn the text, students will begin to see the world through the eyes of the ultimate Breslover, Reb Noson. In this course with Reb Eliyahu Hecht, you will explore the deeper meaning of the Jewish laws and learn the author’s advice for achieving spiritual growth. This is halacha the way it was meant to be learned and understood!

How do you know if your truth is of a higher order? If you truly recognize that each person experiences a truth in accordance with his soul-root and that every person’s truth, within the framework of Torah (halacha), shines forth in their own unique way, and don’t condemn them for their truth or force your truth on them.

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Seven is an important number in Judaism. The seventh day, for example, is Shabbat—the holiest day. The menorah in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and seven candles and there are seven “candles” of the human head (two eyes, ears and nostrils and one mouth.) There are the seven days of mourning and the sheva brachot, the seven blessings and celebrations of marriage.

In Likutey Moharan, Lesson 21, Rebbe Nachman weaves a complex tapestry including several of these seven-related concepts, each one of which offers us rich insights into personal change and the growth of our soul, and challenges us to see ourselves in unexpected ways.

How can you see through the distortions, illusions and fantasies of this crazy world? How can you discern truth from falsehood?
Rebbe Nachman shows you how to peel back the layers of lies and get to the real truth so you can gain the clarity you need to make the right decisions and live your life to the fullest.
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In this video Meir Elkabas discusses the value of living in line with Truth.
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How do we make decisions? How do we know what to do next in life?

What we see, hear, and experience each day can often give us important messages on how to conduct our lives, but what we learn in a Breslov class always offers us vital information that we can use to change our lives.

In this seven-part course, we’ll cover a wide range of Rebbe Nachman’s deep insights and sage advice on personally relevant topics using Advice (Likutey Eitzot) as our guide. Popular BreslovCampus teacher Meir Elkabas will also answer your questions.

Where to turn to for advice? It depends on the situation, explains Meir Elkabas.

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How do we find our truth, our REAL truth? Meir Elkabas explains why this is so difficult and how we should approach this question, based on the teachings of Rebbe Nachman and Reb Noson of Breslov. Do not miss this amazing video.

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Breslov wisdom encourages us to understand that no matter our external circumstances, whether we live in a palace or a prison cell, we have the power of free will to transform ourselves and achieve closeness to God. Self-transformation is an essential gift of Judaism, and a theme woven by Rebbe Nachman of Breslov throughout Likutey Moharan.

In Lesson 51, we’re introduced to the Talmudic account of the four who entered Paradise, the Orchard of Godly Wisdom: Ben Azai, Ben Zoma, Acher, and Rabbi Akiva. He warned the others not to embrace incorrect vision and falsehood (water reprented by the mayim, mayim of our title) but he is the only one who maintained clarity and returned in peace. Rabbi Akiva taught us what to look at in the mind’s eye, showing us how to come closer to Hashem in peace. If we want to achieve, we must choose truth over falsehood, and believe that we always have the free will to do what brings us closer to Hashem.