Rebbe Nachman’s Stories

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Rebbe Nachman’s short tale, Kaptzin Pasha, told by Meir Elkabas.

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Rebbe Nachman’s short tale, Kaptzin Pasha, told by Meir Elkabas.

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You are part of the picture. Meir Elkabas explains the movie of your life.
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Series: Rebbe Nachman’s Stories with Yehudis Golshevsky

For women only.

I was on a journey, and I told a story that made everyone who heard it want to draw closer to God. And this is the story.

Thus begins Rebbe Nachman’s classic tale, The Lost Princess, a Kabbalistic journey of the soul. In this course, Yehudis Golshevsky will use authentic Breslov commentaries to seek and understand the archetypal players, the story line, and our greater purpose. If you have always been curious about Rebbe Nachman’s stories, this class is for you.

Series: Rebbe Nachman’s Stories with Yehudis Golshevsky

For women only.

What’s the secret to a joyous life? “Ah, prustak!” said the Rebbe. “Ah, simplicity!”

This seven-part class will focus on one of the most beloved of Rebbe Nachman’s 13 major stories, The Sophisticate and The Simpleton, the story of two friends. The sophisticate travels the world, acquiring tremendous amounts of philosophical and scientific knowledge. The simpleton stays home and becomes a mediocre shoemaker. In the end their paths meet and the surprising conclusion offers us insights into the meaning of success and happiness.

For women only.

This exciting class will focus on the insights that Rebbe Nachman’s story The Exchanged Children offers us into: the nature of the relationship between body and soul; the necessary challenges and “exchanges” of the human condition; the roots of addictive behaviors and how to heal from them; the role of the tzaddik in catalyzing change; the re-balancing of our conflicted natures, and more.

What’s more amazing than an instrument that can make a horse sing? Find out what is truly greater and connect to your true personal mission in this short video based on Rebbe Nachman’s story, The Exchanged Children.

The goal of learning in the secular world is for self-gratification, status, power. The goal of learning in the world of Torah is for the sake of Hashem. It’s fueled by Emunah (Faith.) Even if there is great intellectual power in this kind of Torah learning, the motivation and “flavor” of this learning is completely different.

Series: Self-Discovery through the Tales of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov

Rebbe Nachman’s stories are among the most well-known in Jewish literature. His shorter tales are easily-accessed gateways into powerful, inspiring messages. Tanchum Burton will give a reading of four short tales, offering an abundance of Chassidic, psychological, and spiritual insights through a mixture of lecture and vibrant classroom discussion. Good things come in small packages!