How did the poor get what was truly his? Only because he strengthened himself…
In this week’s Torah portion, we learn the measurements and other details of all the artifacts that were made to go into the mishkan, the sanctuary. Reb Chaim Kramer discusses how the Zohar reveals the connection between the items in the mishkan and the human body. For example, the altar correlates to the stomach, the holy ark corresponds to the human heart, and so on. Reb Chaim also discusses the physio-spiritual process of breath, the menorah of the human head, the deeper meaning of our senses, and more, all with his unique sense of humor.
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Reb Noson takes the concepts of joy and happiness and relates them to every…
In this week’s Torah portion, the Torah discusses civil law. Rabbi Chaim Kramer discusses the parsha based on the Chassidut of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. Reb Chaim discusses the deeper psychological, spiritual, and physical ramifications of being honest and the damage that is done by lying. He discusses the laws of being kind to widows, orphans and anyone who is downtrodden. Reb Chaim also discusses other laws, including the law of damages.
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When we look around us we see darkness and confusion, a world filled with…
Tu Bishvat is the birthday of Reb Noson. It is a time when trees…
The Gehennom that is this world, the suffering which many endure – we will…
Chaim Kramer explains the weekly Torah portion, Yitro, in the light of Breslov Chassidut. Chaim explains the lesson about Yitro, who was a great priest of idolatry, who helped Moses, his son-in-law and gave him good advice. This teaches that no matter who we are, we’re accepted by God. No matter how low you feel, you have great potential and wonderful things to offer. We learn about the good deeds even the tyrant Nebuchadnezzar made towards God! Yitro also teaches us to have self-knowledge (we should know our strengths and weaknesses), and much more. Make yourself holy!
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“Are you happy on Shabbat?” asked me Rebbe Nachman… Seize every opportunity to be…
Chaim Kramer explains the weekly Torah portion, Beshalach, in the light of Breslov Chassidut. After the open miracles of the crossing the Red Sea, there was a series of concealments and revelations of Hashem: the falling of the Manna, the water from the rock, Amalek and the defeat of Amalek. Reb Noson shows us the meaning of these concealments and revelations in our lives. Rabbi Kramer explains our mission in light of living with the understanding that by putting ourselves in Hashem’s Providence we change the “natural order.”Like this video? Then please, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE!
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