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==Rabbi Nachman's Secret of Happiness==
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Long ago<ref>Written by Rabbi Nasan Maimon, Copyright © 2007 by Breslov World Center, All Rights Reserved</re, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov had recognized Simcha as the key to success in religion and coming truly close to HaShem. In stressing the importance of Simcha he went so far as saying that depression - the antithesis of Simcha - constitutes "the main bite of the serpent (the Yetzer Harah)". How far should a person struggle to remain steadfast and avoid depression? The lesson is best illustrated by the following story Rabbi Nachman told to his disciples:  
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The Breslov World Center was founded over fourty years ago by Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld. From its simple beginnings in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn to a world wide outreach program, to the organization and facilitation of the Breslov pilgrimages to Uman, to care and preservation of Breslov's most important historic landmarks - the Breslov World Center is has shouldered responsibility for Breslov worldwide community and its institutions.
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Rabbi Rosenfeld brought teachings of Rabbeinu Zal to the United States at a time when Breslov was little known.  Rabbi Rosenfeld worked together with, and was influenced by, Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz in Jerusalem.  Rabbi Avraham instilled in Rabbi Rosenfeld the burning need to spread Rebbe Nachman's teachings in America. This became his life's mission, and for thirty years Rabbi Rosenfeld was a pioneer in the ''baal teshuvah'' movement in the United States, inspiring people such as Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan -- all the while introducing more and more people to Rebbe Nachman's teachings. This was the beginning of the Breslov World Center.
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With Rabbi Rosenfeld's passing in 1978, the leadership of the Breslov World Center passed to Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Under Rabbi Maimon's leadership the Breslov World Center has greatly expanded. Today the Breslov World Center has classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout the United States, Europe and Israel. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world. These classes cover Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, Kabbalah and Rabbi Nachman's teachings in classes attended by Sefardim and Ashkenazim alike.
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Just as Rabbi Rosenfeld devoted himself to collecting funds to build the Breslov Yeshivah in Jerusalem, the Breslov World Center has devoted itself to taking on the tremendous legal, financial and logistical responsibilities involved with the yearly gathering of Breslover Chassidim in the city of Uman in the Ukraine.  A gathering instituted and requested by Rabbi Nachman himself. In recent years the Breslov World Center has embarked on ambitious building and restoration projects in Uman.
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Rabbi Rosenfeld was a descendant of Reb Aharon, the Rav of Breslov and Reb Shmuel Yitzchak, the Rav of Tcherin, both of whom were among the most prominent followers of Rebbe Nachman. Rabbi Maimon was a leading student, and son-in-law of Rabbi Rosenfeld.  Together with leading Breslover in Israel such as [[Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz]], [[Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Rosen]], [[Rabbi Michal Dorfman]] and others, the Breslov World Center continues to be one of the fundamental institutions of the Breslov movement today.
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==Breslov World Center News==
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* [[Crisis in Uman]]
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* [[Jewish Cemetery in Uman]]
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* [[Synagogue (Kloyz) construction]]
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==Resources==
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===Rabbi Nachman's Secret of Happiness===
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:''Main article: [[Rabbi Nachman's Secret of Happiness]]''
  
 
"But what is the antidote for the person who feels so heavy, so depressed, that no words of encouragement or advice have any effect?"
 
"But what is the antidote for the person who feels so heavy, so depressed, that no words of encouragement or advice have any effect?"
  
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There was once a poor man who earned a living digging clay and selling it. Once, while digging clay, he discovered a precious stone which was obviously worth a great deal. Since he had no idea of it's worth, he took it to an expert to tell him Its value. The expert answered, "No one here will be able to afford such a stone. Go to London, the capital, and there you will be able to sell it." The man was so poor that he could not afford to make the journey. He sold everything he had, and went from house to house, collecting funds for the trip. Finally he had enough to take him as far as the sea.  
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Long ago, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov had recognized Simcha as the key to success in religion and coming truly close to HaShem. In stressing the importance of Simcha he went so far as saying that depression - the antithesis of Simcha - constitutes "the main bite of the serpent (the Yetzer Harah)". How far should a person struggle to remain steadfast and avoid depression? The lesson is best illustrated by the following story Rabbi Nachman told to his disciples:  There was once a poor man who earned a living digging clay and selling it...
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===Learning Tapes===
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:''Main article: [[Learning Tapes]]''
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Rabbi Nasan Maimon is Executive Director and lecturer for the Breslov World Center. He received his Smicha from, and teaches in the Yeshiva Chassidai Breslov in Jerusalem. For over the last 30 years Rabbi Maimon has been delivering classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout the United States, Europe and Israel. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world. He was a leading student, and is son-in-law of Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld, zt"l.
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===Parshat Hashavua===
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:''Main article: [[Parshat Hashavua]]''
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The "Breslov Parsha Sheet" was published weekly by the World Breslov Center in Valley Stream, New York.  The World Breslov Center is the New York office of Chasedai Breslov of Jerusalem.  It was written by Yisroel Katz in New Jersey and edited by Moshe Neuman in Jerusalem.  During its four years of publication, it covered a wide range of topics associated with the Parsha, quoting from a wide variety of Kabbalistic, Rabbinic & Scriptural sources. Most of the lessons are based on Likutei Halachot, Rav Noson's monumental arrangement of Rebbe Nachman's teachings according to the Shulchan Aruch.  In its final form, it included four sections: Parsha, Story, Hisbodiduth & Halacha. 
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===N'shey Yeshivat Breslov===
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:''Main article: [[N'shey Yeshivat Breslov]]''
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"Ashreynu" Parasha Newsletter / Lekutey Halachos for women. If you are interested in subscribing to the weekly "Ashreynu" Parsha Sheet, please contact N'shey Yeshivat Breslov directly.  "Ashreynu" is written under the auspices of Yeshivat Chasidei Breslov, Meah Sha'arim, Jerusalem. Suggestions, feedback, and questions are welcome. If you would like to receive halachic times for your location, tell us what city you live in or near so your newsletter can be customized.
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===Outpouring of the Soul===
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:''Main article: [[Outpouring of the Soul]]''
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''Hishtap'chus HaNefesh'' By Rabbi Nasan Maimon.  
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:"If you do not draw your life through prayer, then it (your life) is like that of a beast.  For a man must draw all necessities of life from G-d only through prayer" "A Jewish Heart should be drawn to G-d so strongly that every heartbeat is a flame yearning for G-d" -- Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.  
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The first truly comprehensive cassette series that teaches the invaluable lesson of "Hisbodidus" - the original method of prayer and meditation.
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===The Prophets===
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:''Main article: [[The Prophets]]''
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Presenting the History of the Jewish People. Tonight stay home. Find a comfortable chair.  Drop in a cassette. Suddenly everything begins to change. A rich, deep voice begins to speak. The room takes on a different atmosphere. You don't know it yet, but you've entered a time machine. The voice affects you strangely. You feel something opening up inside you. Old, deep, forgotten feelings awaken. Lofty sentiments, noble thoughts arise.  You are being transported back - back into a previous time, a previous life. The voice is your guide. It is a rich voice, strong and balanced, seasoned with age, rounded by experience, pregnant with deep wisdom and unparalleled knowledge. The voice makes you see back - far back, probing the inner recesses of a forgotten age, far back into the dark tunnel of time, to a place and period where the ancients are still alive, and where the Eternal speaks openly to man. 
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===Self-Help Series===
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:''Main article: [[Self-Help Series]]''
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Presenting the greatest Jewish self-help tape ever published. Be honest with yourself. Are there questions left unanswered in your fife? Do you believe you could be happier than you are? Do you have everything you desire?  Breslov has the answer. NOT just pat answers, not long drawn-out ones either. Real answers to the most troubling problems of human life.  
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* How do I instill a real feeling for Hashem in my children?
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* Focusing on "Today" -the key to peace of mind and achievement.
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* How do I find happiness with my spouse?
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* How do I cope with ill health, financial problems, and family strife?
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==Leadership==
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===Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld===
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:''Main article: [[Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld]]''
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[[Image:Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld.jpg|right|thumb|Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld, founder of BWC]]
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Rabbi Rosenfeld, a leader of Breslov until his passing in 1978, received his Smicha from Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz, recognized leader of Breslov Chassidus in Russia and Jerusalem and from Rabbi Avraham Yoffen, dean of the Bais Yosef yeshiva in Europe and America. His penetrating mind and relentless zeal enabled him to achieve a mastery of all fields of Torah-learning including the Talmud, Shulchan Aruch, Chassidic teachings, and not least, the Kabbala. Not content to be merely a scholar, he used his encyclopedic knowledge and dynamic presence to inspire and encourage great numbers of men and women from all walks of life, through personal contact, classes and by leaving behind a living legacy of over 1000 Torah tapes. In addition his efforts were instrumental for building the Breslov Yeshiva in Jerusalem, the center of World Breslov Chassidus and in opening Rabbi Nachman's gravesite in Uman to the masses.
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===Rabbi Nasan Maimon===
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:''Main article: [[Rabbi Nasan Maimon]]''
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[[Image:Rabbi Nasan Maimon.jpg|right|thumb|Rabbi Nasan Maimon, director of BWC]]
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In 1981 when Rabbi Nachman's gravesite in the Ukraine was threatened with destruction, Rabbi Maimon was selected as the United States spokesman and representative of the world Breslov movement to avert this threat. After high- level meetings at the United States State Department, Rabbi Maimon traveled to the USSR to meet with Kremlin officials where he succeeded in conveying to the Soviet authorities the great significance of this shrine. They subsequently granted special protected status to Rabbi Nachman's gravesite. Rabbi Nasan Mairrion received his Smicha f rom Yeshiva Chassidai Breslov in Jerusalem. For the last 30 years Rabbi Maimon has been delivering classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout Israel, North America and Europe. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world.
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==Breslov World Center forum==
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:''[http://www.breslov.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=11 Breslov World Center forum]''
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A discussion forum for news and information concerning the Breslov World Center.
  
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He then went to board a ship, but he did not have any money. He went to the ship's captain and showed him the jewel. The captain immediately welcomed him aboard the ship with great honor, assuming he was a very trustworthy person. He gave the poor man a special first class cabin, and treated him like a wealthy personage. The poor man's cabin had a view of the sea, and he sat there, constantly looking at the diamond and rejoicing. He was especially particular to do this during his meals, since eating in good spirits is highly beneficial for digestion. Then one day, he sat down to eat, with the diamond lying in front of him on the table where he could enjoy it. Sifting there he dozed off. Meanwhile, the mess boy came and cleared the table, shaking the tablecloth with it's crumbs and the diamond into the sea. When he woke up and realized what had happened, he almost went mad with grief. Besides, the captain was a ruthless man who would not hesitate to kill him for his fare. Having no other choice, he continued to act happy, as if nothing had happened. The captain would usually speak to him a few hours every day, and on this day, he put himself in good spirits, so that the captain was not aware that anything was wrong. The captain said to him, "I want to buy a large quantity of wheat and I will be able to Sell it in London for a huge profit. But I am afraid that I will be accused of stealing from the king's treasury. Therefore, I will arrange for the wheat to be bought in your name. I will pay you well for your trouble." The poor man agreed. But as soon as they arrived in London the captain died. The entire shipload of wheat was in the poor man's name and it was worth many times as much as the diamond.
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Rabbi Nachman concluded, "The diamond did not belong to the poor man, and the proof is that he did not keep it. The wheat, however, did belong to him, and the proof is that he kept it. But he got what he deserved only because he remained happy. *
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It is up to each of us never to lose hope, and like the poor man in the story to whom everything appeared lost, force oneself to be happy. Even a faked, ungenuine, happiness, has the power to transform our situation and lead us to genuine joy.
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But what is the antidote for the person who feels so heavy, so depressed, that no words of encouragement or advise have any effect? To the one who feels he has reached the end of his rope ... feeling so low and discouraged about himself that he can only term himself "dead." Rabbi Nachman throws a lifeline: He stresses the statement of the Gemara that in the future, Hashem will resurrect the entire body through a certain bone known as the "Luz". Invisible to the eye, the Luz defies destruction. Placed on a stone and pounded repeatedly with a sledgehammer, eventually the sledgehammer will break in two and the stone will shatter into a thousand pieces - but the Luz will remain intact and unharmed. "Thus we see," says Rabbi Nachman, "that no matter how low a person has fallen, there exists an indestructible part in him, that can form the basis for a new resurrection - a new life."
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Focus on your Luz , advises Rabbi Nachman. Ask HaShem to help you find that indestructible part, that essence of yourself that no sin or misfortune can erase. Bind yourself to it. Concentrate on it. Allow it to gladden you and make you happy. Then, even if you find yourself in the deepest, darkest pit without the slightest trace of hope or light - still, you will always find your way out.
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'''United States'''
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[mailto:nasanm@gmail.com]
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(516)791-1800 ext. 112
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On a larger scale, the failure to find the "good point," is responsible for undermining all our relationships-especially in marriage. All conflict arises from an inability to see the good in another person. Fault-finders abound.
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The key is, explains Rabbi Nachman, to zero in on the good point -- the pure, untarnishable, indestructible, utterly redeeming feature that exists in each and every one of us, and use it to rebuild our image of others and ourselves.
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==External links==
  
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Ki Besimcha Taitzayhu - "through simcha you will go out," the posuk says. it is simcha that shines a light for a person, releasing him from any type of exile.  
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* [http://www.breslovworldcenter.com/ Breslov World Center digitally remastered Audio Library]
  
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In the zechus of this great Tzaddik who taught this lesson of Simcha may Hashem allow us to exit from our present galus, with the coming of Moshiach and the rebuilding of the Bais Hamikdash speedily in our days. Amain.
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The Breslov World Center was founded over fourty years ago by Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld. From its simple beginnings in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn to a world wide outreach program, to the organization and facilitation of the Breslov pilgrimages to Uman, to care and preservation of Breslov's most important historic landmarks - the Breslov World Center is has shouldered responsibility for Breslov worldwide community and its institutions.

Rabbi Rosenfeld brought teachings of Rabbeinu Zal to the United States at a time when Breslov was little known. Rabbi Rosenfeld worked together with, and was influenced by, Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz in Jerusalem. Rabbi Avraham instilled in Rabbi Rosenfeld the burning need to spread Rebbe Nachman's teachings in America. This became his life's mission, and for thirty years Rabbi Rosenfeld was a pioneer in the baal teshuvah movement in the United States, inspiring people such as Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan -- all the while introducing more and more people to Rebbe Nachman's teachings. This was the beginning of the Breslov World Center.

With Rabbi Rosenfeld's passing in 1978, the leadership of the Breslov World Center passed to Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Under Rabbi Maimon's leadership the Breslov World Center has greatly expanded. Today the Breslov World Center has classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout the United States, Europe and Israel. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world. These classes cover Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, Kabbalah and Rabbi Nachman's teachings in classes attended by Sefardim and Ashkenazim alike.

Just as Rabbi Rosenfeld devoted himself to collecting funds to build the Breslov Yeshivah in Jerusalem, the Breslov World Center has devoted itself to taking on the tremendous legal, financial and logistical responsibilities involved with the yearly gathering of Breslover Chassidim in the city of Uman in the Ukraine. A gathering instituted and requested by Rabbi Nachman himself. In recent years the Breslov World Center has embarked on ambitious building and restoration projects in Uman.

Rabbi Rosenfeld was a descendant of Reb Aharon, the Rav of Breslov and Reb Shmuel Yitzchak, the Rav of Tcherin, both of whom were among the most prominent followers of Rebbe Nachman. Rabbi Maimon was a leading student, and son-in-law of Rabbi Rosenfeld. Together with leading Breslover in Israel such as Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz, Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Rosen, Rabbi Michal Dorfman and others, the Breslov World Center continues to be one of the fundamental institutions of the Breslov movement today.

Breslov World Center News

Resources

Rabbi Nachman's Secret of Happiness

Main article: Rabbi Nachman's Secret of Happiness

"But what is the antidote for the person who feels so heavy, so depressed, that no words of encouragement or advice have any effect?"

Long ago, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov had recognized Simcha as the key to success in religion and coming truly close to HaShem. In stressing the importance of Simcha he went so far as saying that depression - the antithesis of Simcha - constitutes "the main bite of the serpent (the Yetzer Harah)". How far should a person struggle to remain steadfast and avoid depression? The lesson is best illustrated by the following story Rabbi Nachman told to his disciples: There was once a poor man who earned a living digging clay and selling it...

Learning Tapes

Main article: Learning Tapes

Rabbi Nasan Maimon is Executive Director and lecturer for the Breslov World Center. He received his Smicha from, and teaches in the Yeshiva Chassidai Breslov in Jerusalem. For over the last 30 years Rabbi Maimon has been delivering classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout the United States, Europe and Israel. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world. He was a leading student, and is son-in-law of Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld, zt"l.

Parshat Hashavua

Main article: Parshat Hashavua

The "Breslov Parsha Sheet" was published weekly by the World Breslov Center in Valley Stream, New York. The World Breslov Center is the New York office of Chasedai Breslov of Jerusalem. It was written by Yisroel Katz in New Jersey and edited by Moshe Neuman in Jerusalem. During its four years of publication, it covered a wide range of topics associated with the Parsha, quoting from a wide variety of Kabbalistic, Rabbinic & Scriptural sources. Most of the lessons are based on Likutei Halachot, Rav Noson's monumental arrangement of Rebbe Nachman's teachings according to the Shulchan Aruch. In its final form, it included four sections: Parsha, Story, Hisbodiduth & Halacha.

N'shey Yeshivat Breslov

Main article: N'shey Yeshivat Breslov

"Ashreynu" Parasha Newsletter / Lekutey Halachos for women. If you are interested in subscribing to the weekly "Ashreynu" Parsha Sheet, please contact N'shey Yeshivat Breslov directly. "Ashreynu" is written under the auspices of Yeshivat Chasidei Breslov, Meah Sha'arim, Jerusalem. Suggestions, feedback, and questions are welcome. If you would like to receive halachic times for your location, tell us what city you live in or near so your newsletter can be customized.

Outpouring of the Soul

Main article: Outpouring of the Soul

Hishtap'chus HaNefesh By Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

"If you do not draw your life through prayer, then it (your life) is like that of a beast. For a man must draw all necessities of life from G-d only through prayer" "A Jewish Heart should be drawn to G-d so strongly that every heartbeat is a flame yearning for G-d" -- Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.

The first truly comprehensive cassette series that teaches the invaluable lesson of "Hisbodidus" - the original method of prayer and meditation.

The Prophets

Main article: The Prophets

Presenting the History of the Jewish People. Tonight stay home. Find a comfortable chair. Drop in a cassette. Suddenly everything begins to change. A rich, deep voice begins to speak. The room takes on a different atmosphere. You don't know it yet, but you've entered a time machine. The voice affects you strangely. You feel something opening up inside you. Old, deep, forgotten feelings awaken. Lofty sentiments, noble thoughts arise. You are being transported back - back into a previous time, a previous life. The voice is your guide. It is a rich voice, strong and balanced, seasoned with age, rounded by experience, pregnant with deep wisdom and unparalleled knowledge. The voice makes you see back - far back, probing the inner recesses of a forgotten age, far back into the dark tunnel of time, to a place and period where the ancients are still alive, and where the Eternal speaks openly to man.

Self-Help Series

Main article: Self-Help Series

Presenting the greatest Jewish self-help tape ever published. Be honest with yourself. Are there questions left unanswered in your fife? Do you believe you could be happier than you are? Do you have everything you desire? Breslov has the answer. NOT just pat answers, not long drawn-out ones either. Real answers to the most troubling problems of human life.

  • How do I instill a real feeling for Hashem in my children?
  • Focusing on "Today" -the key to peace of mind and achievement.
  • How do I find happiness with my spouse?
  • How do I cope with ill health, financial problems, and family strife?

Leadership

Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld

Main article: Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld
Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld, founder of BWC

Rabbi Rosenfeld, a leader of Breslov until his passing in 1978, received his Smicha from Rabbi Avraham Sternhartz, recognized leader of Breslov Chassidus in Russia and Jerusalem and from Rabbi Avraham Yoffen, dean of the Bais Yosef yeshiva in Europe and America. His penetrating mind and relentless zeal enabled him to achieve a mastery of all fields of Torah-learning including the Talmud, Shulchan Aruch, Chassidic teachings, and not least, the Kabbala. Not content to be merely a scholar, he used his encyclopedic knowledge and dynamic presence to inspire and encourage great numbers of men and women from all walks of life, through personal contact, classes and by leaving behind a living legacy of over 1000 Torah tapes. In addition his efforts were instrumental for building the Breslov Yeshiva in Jerusalem, the center of World Breslov Chassidus and in opening Rabbi Nachman's gravesite in Uman to the masses.


Rabbi Nasan Maimon

Main article: Rabbi Nasan Maimon
Rabbi Nasan Maimon, director of BWC

In 1981 when Rabbi Nachman's gravesite in the Ukraine was threatened with destruction, Rabbi Maimon was selected as the United States spokesman and representative of the world Breslov movement to avert this threat. After high- level meetings at the United States State Department, Rabbi Maimon traveled to the USSR to meet with Kremlin officials where he succeeded in conveying to the Soviet authorities the great significance of this shrine. They subsequently granted special protected status to Rabbi Nachman's gravesite. Rabbi Nasan Mairrion received his Smicha f rom Yeshiva Chassidai Breslov in Jerusalem. For the last 30 years Rabbi Maimon has been delivering classes and lectures in Talmud and Chassidus throughout Israel, North America and Europe. Hundreds of these lectures have been taped and are regularly distributed to subscribers throughout the world.

Breslov World Center forum

Breslov World Center forum

A discussion forum for news and information concerning the Breslov World Center.

Contact Information

For information contact:

Breslov World Center 

Israel 
5 Meah She'arim St.
Jerusalem, ISRAEL
[1]
02-500-2935 (Main Office)
02-537-9880 (fax)
054-4862935 (cellular)

United States
[2]
(516)791-1800 ext. 112
(347)351-2858 (cellular)
(516)791-7272 (fax)

References


External links

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