Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Shemot (Exodus). How do we do teshuvah? Rebbe Nachman reveals an important teaching on how to do teshuvah through the words of this week’s Torah portion. Each of us has our unique soul root from one of the 12 tribes and there is a corresponding gate through which our prayer enter. But today it is difficult to determine which of the 12 tribes we come from–most of us don’t know. But by saying Tehillim (the Book of Psalms) we have a powerful tool that can open the doors for us. Meir also introduces us to the concept of Shovavim, which the AriZal explains in the Kabbalah, and which begins this week.
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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Vayigash, in which Yehuda speaks to Yosef and says that he respects him like a king (Pharoah). Reb Noson says this verse reveals how we need the tzaddik especially to help add a special boost to our prayer, helping us overcome the negative thoughts that occur, thoughts that we refer to as Pharoah.
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Rebbe Nachman says no matter what, keep on praying. Express yourself fully from your heart and that one prayer will elevate all your earlier prayers.
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In the Kabbalistic teaching on Creation, God put so much immense light in the vessels of Creation, that the vessels shattered. Our job now is to gather in the holy sparks of the shattered vessels, scattered throughout Creation. Meir Elkabas explains how.
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Two Essential Devotions That Will Change Your Life
by Meir Elkabasby Meir ElkabasMeir Elkabas explains the two devotions that Rebbe Nachman says are absolutely essential if you want to completely fulfill your life mission and the Will of Hashem.
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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.
What’s more important, a unified opinion or a high level of truth?
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