Fwd: Parshat VaYishlach - With the Light of Rebbe Nachman

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Knowing Our True Power | The Power of Charity | A Fight to the Finish | Grab What You Can! | Do You Have Enough?

View this email in your browser JUMP TO ARTICLES BRI INSPIRATION IN A MINUTE Stop Arguing With Your Parents - Before It's Too Late Who Was Rabbi Rosenfeld Zal? JUMP TO VIDEOS BRI UPDATES A warm Mazal Tov to Rabbi Chaim Kramer on the birth of a granddaughter - born to his son Zvi. May the parents and grandparents merit abundant and true Yiddishe nachas. Our first animation - Never Lose Hope! Never Lose Hope!, our first 3D animation, launched this week on YouTube and Facebook in English, French, Spanish and Russian, with Hebrew coming soon. An uplifting new way to share Rebbe Nachman's message of finding the good even in difficulty! Thank you to everyone who took part in our Charidy campaign. We are deeply grateful for your generosity and partnership. If you haven't had a chance yet, you can still donate by clicking here - and your contribution will still be doubled. CLICK HERE TO DONATE BRI PARSHAH TIDBITS "And you shall leave a space between each herd" (Genesis 32:17) "A distance within sight, so as to satisfy the eye of that wicked man" (Rashi). A person's eyes serve as the messengers of the mind. Their role is to determine whether, upon seeing something, one connects it immediately to higher understanding—recognizing what Hashem wants from him—and thus lives with the awareness expressed by Yaakov Avinu: "I have everything." Such a person lives fully within his own reality, recognizing that whatever happens around him is part of his personal story. He does not fix his eyes on what others have - what kind of family, how much money, or how much someone else is serving Hashem. He looks only at himself, his situation, and understands that his task in this misleading world is uniquely his own. Esav's eye is the exact opposite. Even when he has abundant silver and gold, he is never satisfied. Yaakov tried to appease him regarding the blessings by sending a generous gift, and therefore he instructed the messengers to keep visual distance between each herd so Esav would see an abundance and perhaps be calmed. When they finally met, Esav said, "I have plenty," expressing pride and self-importance. Everything Esav seeks is simply more - more satisfaction, more indulgence, more fulfillment of desires. His gaze is always hungry. Our task is to confront the Esav within ourselves and fight him with everything we have. "Yaakov was an ish tam - a wholesome man." Through simple sincerity—taking Rebbe Nachman's practical advice of hitbodedut, joy, dancing, prayer, and the straightforward practices he taught—we can overcome that inner Esav and become included in the wholesome path of Yaakov. May Hashem help us in all we do. 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 BRESLOV.ORG Knowing Our True Power adapted from a shiur by Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld View Online Print Article The Broken Heart, the Exchanged Chambers, and the Path Back to Joy written by Meir Elkabas View Online Print Article The Power of Charity – Parshat VaYishlach written by Chaim Kramer View Online Print Article A Fight to the Finish written by Yossi Katz View Online Print Article Grab What You Can! – Parashat Vayishlach written by Refael Kramer View Online Print Article Parshat Vayishlach: Do You Have Enough? written by Chaya Rivka Zwolinski View Online Print Article Dvar Torah: Parshat VaYishlach written by Ozer Bergman View Online Print Article VIDEOS OF THE WEEK Parshas VaYishlach with Reb Chaim Kramer Parshat VaYishlach - Yaakov wrestled with the Angel for us today! Bringing joy against depression Reb Chaim Freud VaYishlach – Binyamin was Born after Yaakov Fulfilled his Vow Rabbi Nasan Maimon Don't Be Overwhelmed Rav Elchonon Tauber The Power of Music Likutey Moharan with Reb Chaim Kramer Join the BRI WhatsApp Community Copyright © 2025 Breslov Research Institute, All rights reserved. You were subscribed to the newsletter from 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 © 2025 Breslov Research Institute, All rights reserved. You were subscribed to the newsletter from breslov.org Our mailing address is: Breslov Research Institute 6 Zeck Court Suffern, NY 10901 Add us to your address book