holiness

In this week’s parsha, Moshe Rabbeinu challenged Hashem to redeem His people! This is the story of Moshe standing before the arrogant Pharaoh and his sorcerers. Rabbi Chaim Kramer explains the importance of holiness–when we believe in our own holiness then things are good. However, when we give up our holiness, the power goes to the other side.

We learn about the power of the snake–the power of the poison mouth–and its expression today, in the spreading poison of the media, the UN, other countries, and others who want to take Israel from the Jewish people and destroy the Jewish nation.
A fascinating, relevant lesson for us today.

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Pinchas met Bilaam, while the latter was collecting his reward. Although the Bilaam was…

It’s important to look at a tzaddik and have a tzaddik look at you.…

Rebbe Nachman reveals why Ephron was happy that he sold the Cave of Machpela to Avraham.
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Transform your personal desert!

Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah portion, Parshat Bamidbar. wIn this video, we learn about the midbar, the desert, and how the mishkan was built there. Reb Meir explains Reb Noson’s insights into how the area of greatest wilderness of snakes and scorpions becomes the place of the greatest holiness, and the deeper meaning of how to draw holiness into a person, no matter where they are.

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Rebbe Nachman teaches us how to leave fallen loves and unhealthy desires behind, by connecting to the Tzaddik, and daily talking to Hashem (hitbodedut), conversing about Hashem with a friend, and having a conversation with the Tzaddik (by learning his teachings out loud.) Through this you will come to activate holy love and leave fallen desires behind.

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In this deep talk, Chaim Kramer explores the Torah portion of the week, Ki Tavo, with insights from Breslov Chassidut, Zohar, and other sources. Blessings and curses, ketoret, equality, freedom of choice, good and evil, politics, sin, holiness, Bavel (Babylon), Alexander the Great, empires, the Haftorah,Tzaddik, Rosh Hashanah, Uman, and more.

Repentance is an ongoing life-long process, but there is a special time God has given us to return. That time is now—the month of Elul and in this three-part class, Meir Elkabas discusses aspects of repentance and tools we can use,  based on Rebbe Nachman’s book, Advice.

The power of free will is the strongest personal force we have. In this week’s Torah portion, Balak, Bilam uses his power of choice to do evil. Reb Noson reveals the secret of free-will.