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View this email in your browser BRI WEEKLY PARSHAH VIDEO Parshat Noach with Reb Chaim Kramer (with subtitles) BRI WEEKLY UPDATES This week we launched the Synagogue Library Project! For anyone who has tasted the light of Rebbe Nachman and wants to bring this gift to others, we're offering the opportunity to sponsor book collections for libraries and synagogues. Several sponsorship options are available. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS Mazal Tov! This week I received the wonderful news of the birth of a great-granddaughter to my dear grandson, Tzvi Greenwald, son of my late daughter Rachel, of blessed memory. May her parents be blessed to raise her to Torah, to the chuppah, and to a life of good deeds, and may we all derive much nachas from her. BRI TORAH TIDBITS "You shall make a window for the ark" (Bereishit 6:16) One of the foundational teachings in Breslov is Likutey Moharan lesson 112, which is highly recommended for in-depth study. The core message of this lesson emphasizes putting all one's strength into prayer and speaking words of truth in prayer to combat the falsehood and darkness that surround us. Rashi comments on the word "tzohar" (window) with two opinions: one that it refers to a "precious stone" and another that it means "a window." Rebbe Nachman takes this phrase "some say" as part of the idea itself. "Some say" represents the possibility of true and good speech—the kind of prayer that is spoken so honestly that it shines like a diamond, illuminating even the darkest places. This is the ultimate prayer, radiating the light of Hashem Himself. There is also a lesser level, "some say," where one's prayer shines like a window. Here, the person's truth may indeed light up dark places, but it does so indirectly, receiving illumination through true tzaddikim. In this lesson, Rebbe Nachman also states that a person should pray all their life to merit, at least once, to say even one word of true and genuine prayer. May we be blessed to invest time in sincere prayer every day and merit to break through the darkness and emerge into the light. Shabbat Shalom, Chaim Kramer BRI BOOK SET SALE OF THE WEEK Pocket-Size Power Set $31.99 Instead of $35.99 CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR POWER SET THE BEST OF BRI BRESLOV.ORG The Modern-Day Flood written by Chaim Kramer View Online Print Article The Joy of the Dove written by Meir Elkabas View Online Print Article The Breath of Renewal written by breslov.org View Online Print Article YOUR PLANET HAS BEEN RECALLED written by Ozer Bergman View Online Print Article You have Faith, don't be afraid of the bullies! written by Chaya Rivka Zwolinski View Online Print Article Beyond the Holiday Season written by Yossi Katz View Online Print Article How Do You Get to Heaven? – Parshat Noach written by Refael Kramer View Online Print Article Weekly Likutey Moharan – Reb Moshe Rubin – Lesson 21 – Part #7 given by Moshe Rubin Listen Online   Parshat Noach - Insights on the Parshah: Who was Noach? Did he have to return to the world, and why? - Reb Chaim Freud Parshat Noach - The Joy of the Dove - Meir Elkabas Noach – The Ark – Blueprint for Survival - Reb Nasan Maimon Breslov Efrat - Tzaddikim are also tested; Abraham was asked to leave without a destination - Chaim Freud 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