Meir Elkabas describes how men and women interact in marriage as it begins–the ins and outs, ups and downs all reflect a deeper spiritual process. (A man must remember to fulfill his role.)
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The great Rabbi, head of the Beis Din, Rav Mordechai Halberstam of Sokolov, was so genuinely humble he would cry his heart out at Rebbe Nachman’s grave in Uman as if he were the worst sinner. He is an example for all of us as we progress in Torah learning, to maintain our humility.Like this video? Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE.
As the attacks of the opposition are battling with full force, you will need an equivalent force to combat them. This is the Tzaddik – the True Tzaddik – the Complete Tzaddik.
Why do we need the Tzaddik in our lives? How does connecting to the Tzaddik bring us joy? Why do his teachings help elevate our souls?
In this seven-part course, we’ll discuss the spiritual and practical meaning of the Tzaddik, using Advice (Likutey Eitzot) as our guide. Join us and learn about a powerful key concept in Breslov Chasidut, one that is vitally important to the Jewish nation as well as to each individual.
A story about Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz and Rabbi Yaakov Meir Shechter illustrates the value of simplicity and the power of talking to Hashem in your own words.
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Reb Noson’s prayers in Likutey Tefillot come from the 50th Gate of Holiness. Meir Elkabas gives an example of the genuine power of these special prayers.
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What stops us from drawing the waters from the well of Torah? Why does attachment to the Tzaddik help? Who is Lavan (Laban)?Why did Yaakov know he had to marry both Rachel and Leah and what were the signs that Rachel gave Leah on the night of her marriage to Yaakov? Chaim Kramer shares Reb Noson’s beautiful commentary on this week’s Torah portion.
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For some, the idea of the Tzaddik can be challenging to understand. But the concept of the Tzaddik, a righteous individual and the shepherd of the Jewish people, is one that is rooted in Torah Judaism, perhaps most recognizably in the beloved figure of Moses, our humble but great leader and teacher.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov understood and emphasized the importance of connecting to the Tzaddikim of the generation, the special individuals who are able to elevate each prayer to its proper place.
The month of Cheshvan is the “imprint” of the light of Tishrei. What should we be doing with this special time? Meir Elkabas explains that now we are preparing for the light of Chanukah. Here’s how to do it.
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