Torah learning

In this week’s video about the Torah portion, Meir Elkabas discusses the meaning of the Kabbalistic sefira, malchut, keter, the Sabbatical year and the Jubilee, the 50th Gate, a deeper level of emunah, charging interest and views towards money, following torah through mitzvah observance, curses, being joyful, and more.
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The type of intellect you acquire is your choice–and if you fill it with the depth and breadth of Torah, it will be a lasting acquisition.

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Rebbe Nachman directed us to learn from many Torah sources. Rav Levi Yitzchak Bender said that we should follow what Rebbe Nachman of Breslov told us and in addition to learning Breslov Chassidut, we should learn the pshat, the straightforward teachings of the Torah (Torah law, gemara, etc.). We should have a consistency in learning and service of Hashem.
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How can someone who wants to learn the great Torah teachings of the Tzaddikim access such intensely bright wisdom? Rebbe Nachman explains how the students closest to the Tzaddik, such as Reb Noson, are able to filter the powerful teachings so we can properly perceive them.
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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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Rebbe Nachman encourages us to learn as much Torah as possible. But what happens if there are times when we are taken away from our Torah study? It’s your opportunity to connect to the hidden Torah.

Rebbe Nachman explains the power of connecting with the true Tzaddikim and how to come close to them.

Meir Elkabas explains a tale from the Gemara with insights from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. Learn how to avoid mistakes.