Rabbi Nachman teaches, You may be in some place when suddenly you have a thought of Teshuvah and a deep longing for G-d. Stop then and there in that very place and take a moment to focus on the thought and the feeling of longing. Turn them into a prayer.… Read More »THOUGHTS OF TESHUVAH
Rabbi Nachman teaches, Sometimes a sin can make a person so bitter that he repents completely. Likutey Halachot, Birkat HaReiach 4:2 Have a wonderful and successful day! With permission taken from: Daily Dose Of Rabbi Nachman © Copyright, all rights reserved. If you enjoyed this article, we encourage you to distribute… Read More »REPENT COMPLETELY
Rabbi Nachman teaches, G-d’s greatness is unfathomable: that is why Teshuvah has such power. No matter how far you may have fallen – be it to the lowest depths – never despair, because you can always return to G-d. With just a little effort you can turn even your worst… Read More »NEVER GIVE UP
Rabbi Nachman teaches, Everyone must search very hard in order to find a true teacher who can help him attain great wisdom and Godly perception. This requires an outstandingly great teacher who has the power to explain this deep wisdom in terms comprehensible to the simplest people. The lower a… Read More »SEARCH AND FIND A TRUE TEACHER
Rabbi Nachman teaches, One who ignores the words of the wise can go mad. The main reason people are mad is because they refuse to follow good advice. If a madman were to listen to sane people, he would definitely not behave like a madman. His madness might convince him… Read More »DON’T IGNORE THE WORDS OF THE WISE
Rabbi Nachman teaches, It is very good to attach yourself to a true Tzaddik. In the upheavals at the time of the coming of the Mashiach, G-d will “grasp the ends of the earth and shake the wicked from it” (Job 38:13) . But one who is attached to a… Read More »ATTACH YOURSELF TO A TRUE TZADDIK
Rabbi Nachman teaches, We should pray for our friends when they are in trouble. Why our prayers for friends are effective can be understood from the story of a certain king who was angry with his son and sent him away. The prince came and placated his father, who agreed… Read More »PRAY FOR OUR FRIENDS IN TROUBLE
Rabbi Nachman teaches, Other people have tremendous power to influence a person and deter him from serving G-d and from drawing close to the true Tzaddik. The power of other people is greater even than the power of a person’s own evil urge. The power of a particular individual’s evil… Read More »BE SIMPLE AND UPRIGHT, FEAR G-D AND SHUN EVIL
Rabbi Nachman teaches, I still want and long for my friend to be a pure Jew and a Tzaddik even if I myself feel unable to achieve the same. Even when I find myself unable to serve G-d, I am happy when another Jew serves Him. I want, long and… Read More »EMBRACING THE ASPIRATION OF OTHERS
Rabbi Nachman teaches, There was once a very rich man who possessed countless wealth. He announced that anyone who needed to borrow money should come to him and he would give him a loan. Needless to say, large numbers of people were only too eager to take up his offer,… Read More »THE PARABLE OF THE RICH MAN’S LOANS: A LESSON IN GRATITUDE AND ENCOURAGEMENT
