This halakha is based on Likutey Moharan, Torah 215. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 22. Ratzon (aspiration) and pidyon nefesh (redemption process). 42:45 – PARAGRAPH 25. Hilkhos Kriyas Shema.
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov explains the concept of pidyon (redemption of an individual soul). Related to this topic, it has become a widespread practice in Israel to learn the Letter of Rav Shimshon Ostropoli on Erev Pesach. It includes a deep analysis of the ten plagues and is considered to be a segula (special merit) Continue Reading »
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov explains pidyon nefesh (redemption for an individual soul) and how it is done today. Other topics explored in this halakha are: chometz, Yosef HaTzaddik (the Righteous Joseph), the splitting of the sea, Sefiras HaOmer, and Shavuos. This halakha is based on Likutey Moharan 215. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 14. What is a Continue Reading »
Insights from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov about Pesach (Passover), chometz, matzah, Yosef HaTzaddik (Joseph the Righteous), splitting of the sea, nature vs. hashgacha pratis (Divine intervention), Sefiras HaOmer (counting the Omer), Shavuos. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 11. 43:00 – PARAGRAPH 13.
Insights from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov about: chatzos (midnight prayer), Pesach, Passover, chometz, matzah, moshiach, Moshe Rabeynu (Moses) and the splitting of the sea.
Insights from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov about why it’s important to have a rabbi. All protection and success results from closeness with tzaddikim (righteous Jews), but who are they in our generation? How can we find the tzaddik today? Tefilas chatzos (midnight prayer), sweetening of dinim (harsh judgments), Perek Shira. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 2. Waking Continue Reading »
Hilkhos Birkhas HaShachar 4 is included in Hilkhos Tefillin, Halakha 6. 00:00 – The introduction to this halakha is from Likutey Moharan, Torah 215.
Chanukah, emes (truth), Hallel, Exchanged Children, Servant vs. Prince.
Names of Hashem, Shabbos, Chanukah, emes (truth) vs. sheker (falseness), Rosh Chodesh (new moon), sun and moon.
Names of Hashem, Chanukah, emes (truth) vs. sheker (falseness).
