Tag: Rebbe Nachman
Ukraine Once Again Ready to Host Chassidic Pilgrims in Uman: Ambassador
Ambassador Korniychuk stressed that the Ukrainian side is ready to provide full assistance in organizing the current Chassidic pilgrimage."
Ukraine Objecting to Moving Bones of Nachman of Breslov to Israel
The secret appeal was made by Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely (Likud), on behalf of Breslov Hasidism in Israel.
Uman Jews Fined $15K for Breslov Pilgrims’ Tent City
The city of Uman has fined its Jewish community $15,000 for the erecting an unlicensed tent city to greet pilgrims for the Rosh HaShana holiday.
The Cult of Uman
he time of the Uman pilgrimage is upon us, and we dare not ignore the opportunity to highlight the danger.
If Rebbe Nachman were Alive Today
When you are sick, do you go to the doctor, or the student of the doctor? So why go to Uman where Rebbe Nachman is buried, when you could go to the cities in Israel where his teachers are buried?
Happy t’shuva!
The month of Elul is known for being the time of the year most favorable for t’shuva - generally known as penitence or repentance. But t’shuva is much more than feeling bad over the transgressions which we have committed. Rabbi Kook teaches that t’shuva is the force that makes the world go around.
Hyman Bloom’s Unreal Rabbis
It is only appropriate to begin a Hyman Bloom review with a Chassidic tale. A young man left his village to train as a menorah maker says Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, and returned years later as a master designer. His father invited the local lamp makers to see his son's talents but grew angry when each guest found a different fault in his son's alleged masterpiece. The son then explained he had created the worst work imaginable. If the locals found just one fault each in his work, it was due to their blindness to their own aesthetic errors.
Title: The Lost Princess and Other Kabbalistic Tales of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Storytelling conveys profound lessons about Hashem and our relationships with other people, and today's students and teachers continue to be inspired by these stories.