Join me this Sunday, October 24, 12 noon (NY Time) for a 30 minute talk:

How to Get Along with People Who Disagree with You (Even Though They’re Wrong) 🙂

Based on Teachings from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov

Chaya Rivka Zwolinski, Director of BreslovWoman.org

Left. Right. For. Against. Yes. No. Today, it seems like every person you know has a fairly strong stance on political, health, and religious issues – and every one of them is sure their point of view is the right one. During this new normal of utter polarization, civil discourse is dead, and friendships are on the line—or already broken.

Is there anything we can do to stop the carnage? Can we save our friendships and other relationships? And is it worth it?

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov says “Yes!” He explains why it is necessary to have relationships with people who have different points of view than you. In fact, he says it’s a holy imperative.

In this chaotic time before the world-wide redemption, (when peace will finally break out around the globe), we have to ask: Should we fight or unite?

The stakes have never been higher.

And don’t miss talks by Rabbi Chaim Kramer of the Breslov Research Institute and more.

Register here for the Half Day of Breslov Learning with the Carlebach Shul for Breslov Day Sunday, October 24th on ZOOM 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM. From the Carlebach Shul website: Join renowned teachers of Breslov Chassidus, including Rabbi Chaim Kramer, Rabbi Shlomo Katz, and Chaya Rivka Zwolinski for a half day of learning, inspirational Torah, stories, and song. Rabbi Naftali Citron will be the event MC

Feature photo taken in Bratslav (Breslov), Ukraine by Vladi Melnik