Fwd: Devarim-Shabbat Chazon - With the Light of Rebbe Nachman

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Subject: Devarim-Shabbat Chazon - With the Light of Rebbe Nachman
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View this email in your browser JUMP TO ARTICLES BRI WEEKLY PARSHAH VIDEO Parshas Devarim with Reb Chaim Kramer (with subtitles) JUMP TO MORE VIDEOS BRI UPDATES We present the following free booklet, which includes special prayers related to Tisha B'Av - the mourning over the Holy Temple and the concealment of the True Tzaddikim. FREE DOWNLOADABLE PDF FOR TISHA B'AV Uman Uman Rosh Hashanah! Registration is open, hurry and sign up here: REGISTER FOR UMAN ROSH HASHANAH 2025 BRI TORAH TIDBITS "Bring us back to You, HaShem, and we shall return; renew our days as of old." (Eichah 5:21) At the end of the story The Spider and the Fly, Rebbe Nachman tells that when the soul of the king was about to descend into the world, the Satan cried out: "If this soul comes down, I'll have no more power!" But they told him: "This soul must come down—go find yourself a strategy." As the soul descended into the world, there was a delay—until they eventually found the Satan dragging an old, bent-over man. He laughed and said, "I already have a solution." (It's highly recommended to read the full story in detail.) Human nature is always to look ahead. A baby wants to grow into a child, a child wants to become a teenager, then a young adult, then to marry, have children, and eventually grandchildren. The gaze is always forward—toward old age. The danger is that at a certain point everything stops, and a person begins to look back with envy at the younger generation. This is precisely the trap of the yetzer hara. But on the holy path, it's the complete opposite. The older one gets, the more one recalls the refinement and purity of earlier days. The word kedem (as in "renew our days as of old") refers to the beginning—conception, birth, and the gradual stages of growth. Yet kedem also hints at advancement and progress—what is yet to come. In holiness, a truly "elder" person is one who constantly renews himself with vitality and freshness. This is what Rebbe Nachman came to reveal in the world: Never grow old. Always renew yourself. What other nation in the world still weeps for a Temple destroyed nearly two thousand years ago? No other people can do that. Today, people forget tragedies that happened just a month ago. But ever since Rebbe Nachman's soul descended into this world, the war against spiritual decay and the force of inner "oldness" has grown ever more intense. We must remember: no matter what we've gone through in life, we have a sacred obligation to renew ourselves and strengthen ourselves. And by doing so, we will also merit to see the full comfort of Tzion and Yerushalayim, very soon—Amen. Shabbat Shalom BRI BOOK OF THE WEEK Where Earth and Heaven Kiss $14.99 Instead of $19.99 CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR COPY OF WHERE HEAVEN AND EARTH KISS We are on WhatsApp now! Scan or tap the codes in order to join our groups! TAP HERE TO BE THE FIRST TO FIND OUT ABOUT OUR SALES AND MONTHLY DEALS THE BEST OF BRI BRESLOV.ORG Moshe's Blessing written by Meir Elkabas View Online Print Article Olam Haba adapted from a shiur by Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld View Online Print Article Rebuke, Justice, Redemption written by Reb Chaim Kramer View Online Print Article A Unanimous Ruling: Objection Dismissed – Parshat Devarim written by Refael Kramer View Online Print Article Parshat Devarim – Let it Slide written by Chaya Rivka Zwolinski View Online Print Article Dvar Torah for Parshat Devarim written by breslov.org View Online Print Article Why We Should Cry written by Ozer Bergman View Online Print Article Sadness That Leads To Joy written by Yossi Katz View Online Print Article From Judgement to Mercy written by Reb Chaim Kramer View Online Print Article True Wisdom is finding HaShem in everything in this world! Reb Chaim Kramer Parshat Devarim - Hashem chose us over the Beis HaMikdash! Hashem is with you—don't be afraid! Reb Chaim Freud Parshat Devarim - Moshe's Blessing Reb Meir Elkabas Devarim - What's a True Friend? Rabbi Nasan Maimon 9 Av and Hashem's Incredible Love For Us! Rabbi Elchonon Tauber The Advice to Turn the Day for Good Reb Chaim Kramer Rebbe Nachman He'aras HaRatzon Reb Shlomo Katz Feeling the pain of the destruction; the mourning of the three weeks Reb Meir Elkabas Breslov Efrat - Yaakov established the formation of the Tribes' travels. Wagons gave him life—why? Reb Chaim Freud Join the BRI WhatsApp Community