Torah Portion

Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah portion, Parshat Tzav. In this Torah portion, we learn about the korbanot in the Beit HaMikdash. After Moshiach comes, the only offering we’ll make in the Third Temple will be the korban todah, the thanksgiving offering. Reb Noson give an insight into how to feel experience a taste of that future reality today.
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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Tetzaveh. In this Torah portion, we learn that the bigdei kehuna (the priestly garments of the Kohen Gadol) number eight. Achashverosh donned the eight garments of the Kohen Gadol in order to further break the spirits of the Jewish people who attended his drinking banquet. What is the significance of these eight garments? Meir Elkabas explains.

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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Mishpatim. In this video we learn about the concept of “naaseh v’nishma”, “we will do and we will listen,” the ultimate proclamation of pure emunah (faith.) Hashem says to a person (so to speak): Do the mitzvot simply with straightforward emunah, and the time that you have committed doing it is the proof that you won’t abandon me and then I’ll reveal the secret and deep meanings behind what you are doing.
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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Yitro. In this video Meir Elkabas begins with Yitro who was the ultimate idol worshiper–there is not an idol he didn’t serve! Yet, he rejected all of them to come to Hashem. Rebbe Nachman shows us how we can learn to move forward by using Yitro as an example–no matter what we’ve gone through, we can still connect to Hashem, just like Yitro.

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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Beshalach. In this video Meir Elkabas discusses how the Jews left Egypt and witnessed miracles like the splitting of the Red Sea, yet still they complained. What message does this have for us, today?
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Meir Elkabas discusses Parshat Vayechi.
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Meir Elkabas discusses this week’s Torah parsha, Parshat Vayeshev. The forefathers were very involved with converting people to Judaism, and Rebbe Nachman says that Yaacov was especially involved in bringing people close to Hashem. A person who devotes his life to helping people come back to Hashem, has a life filled with ups and downs, similar to the difficulties Yaacov experienced because he is involved in such holy work.
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This week Chaim Kramer discusses the double Torah portion Nitzavim-Vayelech through the light of Rebbe Nachman’s teachings. Reb Chaim explains how we are preparing for Rosh Hashana, when Hashem judges us, during the weeks before. He speaks about the mitzvot in this Torah portion, bikurim and tithes, which shows our gratitude to God. Reb Chaim speaks about the blessings and the curses, the holocaust, and the survivors of the holocaust, and our own personal mission. There is also a special blessing from Reb Chaim.

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A Message of Hope
In this week’s Torah portion, Chaim Kramer discusses today’s “plague”–immorality– light of the Torah portion, Pinchas. Topics include zealotry, counting the Jewish nation, Tzelafchad’s daughters, sacrifices, Moshe Rabbeinu’s imminent death, Joshua, The Three Weeks, inheriting the Land of Israel, the Holy Temple, and more.

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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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