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In the Radiant Torah weekly parsha class we discuss mystical insights on the psychospiritual messages of the parsha from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. We’ll also explore ideas from Reb Noson, Rashi, the Midrash, the Zohar Hakodesh, Arizal, Rambam, Ramban, Ramchal, and other tzaddikim.
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(Description of video contents, below)
We explore the tenth chapter of Psalms with insights from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. In this video:
Segula: Protection Against Enemies
The Inner Battle (King David and Rebbe Nachman)
Suffering and Da’at (Holy Awareness of God)
Identifying & Building the Good Point Inside You
Bravely Identifying and Turning Away from the Not-Good
Arrogance is A Form of Anger
Thoughts and Feelings
Torah Teaches: Don’t Make a Vow or Promise!
And more…
Do you feel like it’s difficult to connect to Sefer Tehillim – The Book of Psalms?
Do you wish you knew more about their deeper meaning, how they were written, and why they are considered so vital to our spiritual growth and return to God?
In Psalms for Life, a weekly 30 minutes class, we’ll explore the historical, spiritual and textual richness of the Book of Psalms with Breslov insights and more. At the end of each class we will recite Psalms together as a merit for anyone seeking a Refuah Sheleimah, a complete healing/recovery.
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Nachman spoke about the incredible power of saying Psalms, explaining that if we actually knew how valuable they were, we’d say Tehillim all the time. Join me for a short and sweet class Psalms for Life, Wednesday mornings, Register once here and get the link that will gain you free access for the entire series.
11 am ET; 10 am CT; 9 am MT; 8 am MT; 6 pm Israel Time
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Starting the New Year, 5781, with one of Rebbe Nachman’s short tales, one about sadness and joy, spiritual growth and the cosmic physics of kedusha and joy, and developing your innate holy awareness, understanding, and self-knowledge.
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Rebbe Nachman of Breslov tells us that anger is an overbearing obstacle to psycho-spiritual growth and understanding. In Likutey Eitzos (Collected Advice), the Rebbe says:
Anger and unkindness arise when people’s understanding is limited. The deeper their understanding the more their anger disappears, and kindness, love and peace spread. This is why the study of Torah, which deepens the understanding, brings love and peace into the world and banishes anger.
Anger finds it’s roots in a variety of flawed beliefs and feelings about God, the World, other people, and yourself.
May we possess no foolish, conceited thoughts…May we recognize our imperfections…
May we forget about our impressive family background and anything else that might make us haughty. Instead, may we stand before You like paupers, aware of our paltriness.
—Prayer Number 97, Likutey Tefillos (The Fiftieth Gate, BRI)
“Please! I already feel so low, why do I have to speak to God about my imperfections? He already knows what they are. I already know what they are. (Boy, do I.)”
If you’re thinking this, I don’t blame you. Many of us put ourselves down, beat ourselves up. We focus on our flaws and this makes us feel terrible.
Why would we ever want to turn the spotlight on our imperfections?