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View this email in your browser BRI WEEKLY PARSHA VIDEO Parshat Bechukotai with Reb Chaim Kramer BRI WEEKLY UPDATES Barukh Hashem, I was blessed this week with true Jewish joy at the Chalaka (haircut - Upsherin) celebration of my grandson David, may he live, the son of my son Tzvi, and also from my great-grandson Shroolik, the son of my grandson Yochanan, the son of my son Aharon. May they all always be blessed with true Jewish joy, Amen. BRI PARSHA TIDBITS "If you follow My statutes" - Rashi interprets this as meaning that you should toil in Torah. Toiling in Torah means having the desire to understand, fulfill, and implement what one learns, to be a proper student. In Likutey Moharan, lesson 60, Rebbe Nachman explains the concept of a proper student. Reb Noson writes in his prayer on this lesson: "But do not despair, Heaven forbid, saying that your sins have attached themselves to you… …Do not say such things, Heaven forbid, because doing so is even worse than the sins that you have committed. Such ideas are harmful and anger your Creator even more than the wrongdoing that you performed over the course of your life. The truth is that you still have great hope at every moment…" (The 50th Gate, Prayer 60) His intention is very straightforward: a person who despairs due to the multitude of his sins commits the worst transgression! Because there is hope for everyone, anyone who hears and internalizes these words is called a proper student. However, someone who thinks to themselves, "These words are not meant for me, I am already worthless," etc., is considered an improper student. The Torah they learn does not benefit them at all. One must indeed toil to reach this state, to plead with Hashem, and to engage in personal prayer, asking to truly toil in Torah and to believe and accept every word that Rebbe Nachman writes. Through this, we will be proper students and merit all the blessings written in the parsha, Amen. Shabbat Shalom Chaim Kramer THE BEST OF BRI BRESLOV.ORG Hard Work and Divine Blessings written by Chaim Kramer View Online Print Article The Pele of a Vow written by Meir Elkabas View Online Print Article "Peace for Our Time" – Parshat Bechukotai written by Refael Kramer View Online Print Article The Fountain Of Youth written by Meir Elkabas View Online Print Article Weekly Likutey Moharan – Reb Moshe Rubin – Lesson 18 – Part #3 given by Moshe Rubin Listen Online     Parshat Bechukotai - Hashem counts a thought of a mitzvah as done when it is thought! - Chaim Freud Parshat Bechukotai - The Pele of a Vow  - Meir Elkabas Join the BRI WhatsApp Community Copyright © 2024 Breslov Research Institute, All rights reserved. You were subscribed to the newsletter from books.breslov.org Our mailing address is: Breslov Research Institute 6 Zeck Court Suffern, NY 10901 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Copyright © 2024 Breslov Research Institute, All rights reserved. You were subscribed to the newsletter from books.breslov.org Our mailing address is: Breslov Research Institute 6 Zeck Court Suffern, NY 10901 Add us to your address book