Rabbi Nachman teaches, “I have strayed like a lost sheep: seek out Your servant” (Psalms 119:176). When a person sins, it makes a big difference if he comes to his senses at once and repents, in which case it is easy for him to return to his place because he… Read More »A CALL TO THE PATH OF GOOD SENSE
Metzora (Leviticus 14-15 ) Vayikra, 14:2: “This is the law of the metzorah on the day of his purification, and he shall be brought (v’huvah) to the Kohen.”Bamidbar, 6:13: “This is the law of the Nazir on the day his abstinence is completed, he shall bring himself (yavi oso) to the entrance of the Tent of Meeting. In… Read More »PARSHAT METZORAH: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE NAZIR AND THE METZORAH
Tazria (Leviticus 12-13 ) On Passover we celebrate the Exodus from Egypt, yet even after leaving Egypt, the dangers of being affected by that corrupt nation remained very real. Accordingly, the Torah commands us: “Do not perform the practices of the land of Egypt in which you dwelled…1” Rashi writes that Egypt… Read More »PARSHAT TAZRIA – LEAVING THE IMPURITY OF EGYPT
בס”ד Introduction Dive into the timeless tale of Pesach, where the interconnected roles of Moses and Aaron illuminate the path to redemption. Explore the profound significance of Torah and prayer in fostering human transformation and spiritual growth. This exploration unveils not only the historical context of the Exodus but also… Read More »PESACH: REDEMPTION THROUGH TORAH AND PRAYER
“The Priest shall look, and behold, if the affliction has covered his entire flesh, then he shall declare the affliction to be pure…” (Leviticus 13:13). This seems impossible to understand, since in all other cases of tzora’as that affect only part of the body, the person is considered ritually impure!… Read More »LEVITICUS 13:13 – SLANDEROUS GOSSIP
Rabbi Nachman teaches, G-d shows us great kindness by governing the world with individual providence and through the laws of nature. When people are good, G-d deals with them providentially, in a way that goes beyond nature. However if G-d were to oversee the life of an undeserving person in… Read More »PARADOX OF NATURE
בס”ד To change the past, you don’t need to travel in a time machine. You can do it by remote control. Here’s how it works: From beyond the timeline, G-d observes your situation at this very moment. From there, He creates all things, now, future, and past. With each new… Read More »TIME TRAVEL
בס”ד And the blood on the houses where you are staying shall be a sign for you: when I see the blood I will pass over you, so that no plague will destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt. וְהָיָה֩ הַדָּ֨ם לָכֶ֜ם לְאֹ֗ת עַ֤ל הַבָּתִּים֙ אֲשֶׁ֣ר אַתֶּ֣ם שָׁ֔ם… Read More »THE UNIVERSAL MEANING OF PASSOVER
Rabbi Nachman teaches, How precious is the sigh of a Jew! The very sigh brings fulfillment of his needs. For the world was created through the breath, which is the life spirit: ” . and through the breath of His mouth all their hosts” (Psalms 33:6) . The renewal of… Read More »LIFE SPIRIT
Rabbi Nachman teaches, If you want to return to G-d you must make yourself into a new creation. You can do this with a sigh! Man never stops breathing – releasing the stale air and drawing in fresh air. Our very lives depend on this. The physical air we breathe… Read More »WITH A SIGH
