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Teves – Yahrzeit – Rav Nosson of Nemirov – Hilula 5742 (1982) (Complete English Portion)

Posted on December 21, 2017

Complete English portion of the hilula – memorial gathering – in honor of Rav Nosson of Nemirov – Nosson ben Chayah Laneh, v’bR’ Naftali Hertz ז”ל Sternhartz. Recording made in Brooklyn, New York, Teves, 5742 (January 1982). Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

Teves – Yahrzeit – Rav Nosson of Nemirov – Hilula 5742 (1982) – Part 2 – Yiddish (Entire)

Posted on December 21, 2017

Speaker: Reb Yitzchok Mendel Rothenberg z”l (a friend of Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld’s father, Rabbi Yisroel Aba Rosenfeld z”l). Hilula in honor of Rav Nosson of Nemirov, 10th of Teves 5742 (1982), Brooklyn, New York.

Mikeitz – Good Days and Bad Days (1-Minute Clip)

Posted on December 16, 2017

Mikeitz – Good Days and Bad Days – Excerpt from a shiur given on the 26th of Kislev, 5778 (2017-12-14) at the Shaarei Chessed Breslov Shul, Jerusalem. Based on Likutey Moharan 33. The entire shiur is HERE.

MiKeitz 5778 – Good Days vs. Bad, Seven Days of Week Parallel the Seven Lower Sefiros (3-Minute Clip)

Posted on December 16, 2017

Based on Likutey Moharan I, Torah 33. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. 00:00 – Good days vs. bad days, dealing with adversity. 00:50 – The seven days of the week parallel the seven lower sefiros: Yom Rishon (Sunday) = Chessed (Loving-Kindness) Yom Sheni (Monday) = Gevurah (Strength/Containment) Yom Shlishi (Tuesday) – Tiferes (Beauty/Balance/Harmony) Yom Revi’i (Wednesday) Continue Reading »

Mikeitz – Good Days and Bad Days – Hisbodedus While the Chanukah Lights are Burning (Entire Shiur)

Posted on December 15, 2017

Mikeitz – Good Days and Bad Days – Hisbodedus While the Chanukah Lights are Burning – Entire Shiur – Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Shiur given at the Shaarei Chessed Breslov Shul on the 26th of Kislev, 5778 (2017-12-14). Based on: Likutey Moharan 33. 04:11 – The spiritual difference between Eretz Yisrael and the rest of Continue Reading »

Vayigash - Krias Shema

Vayigash 5770 – Krias Shema – 12 Words, 70 Powers (Clip)

Posted on December 11, 2017

Vayigash 5770 – Krias Shema – 12 Words, 70 Powers (Clip). Rebbe Nachman explains the protective powers of saying the Krias Shema. These 12 words (49 letters) serve as a powerful antidote to the negative influences of the 70 nations during Israel’s exile among them. Based on Likutey Moharan 36 and Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim Continue Reading »

Vayigash 5770 – Krias Shema – 12 Words, 70 Powers (Entire Shiur)

Posted on December 11, 2017

Rebbe Nachman explains the protective powers of the first twelve words of the Shema. These 49 letters counteract the negative influences of the 70 nations during Israel’s exile among them. Based on Likutey Moharan 36 and Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim 1, Hilkhos Krias Shema 4, Para. 15. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon (Vayigash 5770).

CAL-09 – Kislev – The Unique Power of Charity on Chanukah (In-Depth)

Posted on December 11, 2017

Text: Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim 1, Hilkhos Hashkamas HaBoker 4, Paragraph 14 (Mid.)-15. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. 00:00 – Chanukah and Purim are aspects of visiting the sick, because at those times the Shekhina (Manifestation of Hashem) comes into to our homes to help us recover from the illnesses of exile. 11:04 – PARAGRAPH 15. Continue Reading »

CAL-09 – Kislev – The Unique Power of Charity on Chanukah (Clip)

Posted on December 10, 2017

Text: Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim 1, Hashkamas HaBoker 4, Paragraph 15. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Both in the Beis HaMikdash (Holy Temple) on the three major festivals, and in our homes on Chanukah and Purim, it is impossible to receive the light of Hashem‘s “Face” except through giving tzedakah (charity).

Mikeitz – Yosef HaTzaddik – Pharaoh’s Dream – Illusion vs. Memory (Clip)

Posted on December 7, 2017

Mikeitz – Yosef HaTzaddik – Pharaoh’s Dream – Illusion vs. Memory – Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Text: Choshen Mishpat 2, Hilkhos Sokheyr 3, Paragraph 11b. The entire shiur is HERE.