Breslov Shiurim

Likutei Halachot – Reb Natan composed these few volumes of books on Halachot, the Codes of Law, following the order of the Shulchan Aruch emphasizing the connections and deeper meanings of the Halachot according to the teachings of the Likutey Moharan.

All the practical Halachots. What a Jew need to know from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Everything dealing with Shabbat, the Hagim and everyday.

All the practical Halachots. What a Jew need to know from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Everything dealing with Shabbat, the Hagim and everyday.

All the practical Halachots. What a Jew need to know from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Everything dealing with Shabbat, the Hagim and everyday.

All the practical Halachots. What a Jew need to know from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Everything dealing with Shabbat, the Hagim and everyday.

Insights into Rebbe Nachmans Likutey Halachot. The gleaming of Rebbe Nachmans wisdom Likutei Halachot – Reb Natan composed these few volumes of books on Halachot, the Codes of Law, following the order of the Shulchan Aruch emphasizing the connections and deeper meanings of the Halachot according to the teachings of the Likutey Moharan.

Covenant of peace by HaRav Shalom Arush - for married men Book by Rabbi Shalom Arush, author of Garden of Emuna the sanctity of human affairs, the meaning and implications of spirituality and materialism, and the right way to achieve it. In this book, Rabbi explains and explains the Torah, and the great sages of Israel how by saving element, any Jew - win congregate in the Holy and altitude ascents work gained prominence as the name of the righteous. As usual, the rabbi explains and explains things from the point of view of faith, facilitator and guide step by step in a clear and straightforward in a simple and affordable. Special Edition for married men - highly recommended!

Covenant of peace by HaRav Shalom Arush - for married men Book by Rabbi Shalom Arush, author of Garden of Emuna the sanctity of human affairs, the meaning and implications of spirituality and materialism, and the right way to achieve it. In this book, Rabbi explains and explains the Torah, and the great sages of Israel how by saving element, any Jew - win congregate in the Holy and altitude ascents work gained prominence as the name of the righteous. As usual, the rabbi explains and explains things from the point of view of faith, facilitator and guide step by step in a clear and straightforward in a simple and affordable. Special Edition for married men - highly recommended!

Covenant of peace by HaRav Shalom Arush - for married men Book by Rabbi Shalom Arush, author of Garden of Emuna the sanctity of human affairs, the meaning and implications of spirituality and materialism, and the right way to achieve it. In this book, Rabbi explains and explains the Torah, and the great sages of Israel how by saving element, any Jew - win congregate in the Holy and altitude ascents work gained prominence as the name of the righteous. As usual, the rabbi explains and explains things from the point of view of faith, facilitator and guide step by step in a clear and straightforward in a simple and affordable. Special Edition for married men - highly recommended!

Covenant of peace by HaRav Shalom Arush - for married men Book by Rabbi Shalom Arush, author of Garden of Emuna the sanctity of human affairs, the meaning and implications of spirituality and materialism, and the right way to achieve it. In this book, Rabbi explains and explains the Torah, and the great sages of Israel how by saving element, any Jew - win congregate in the Holy and altitude ascents work gained prominence as the name of the righteous. As usual, the rabbi explains and explains things from the point of view of faith, facilitator and guide step by step in a clear and straightforward in a simple and affordable. Special Edition for married men - highly recommended!

Insights into Rebbe Nachmans Likutey Moharan. The gleaming of Rebbe Nachmans wisdom Likutei Moharan – The essence of Rebbe Nachman’s teachings; almost four hundred lessons relating to and dealing with all aspects of life. At first, the lessons were transcribed and distributed as handwritten booklets. In 5565, the Rebbes foremost disciple, Reb Natan, began collecting the discourses and in 5569, the first printing of the book took place in the city, Ostraha, Ukraine. The Rebbe said that this book is the beginning of the Redemption.

Pirkei Avos / Ethics of the Fathers contains timeless wisdom. It is a collection of ethics, honesty, and advice. But at its very beginning it tells us that even this part of Jewish life came from Sinai. All of that is part of Judaism.

Laws dealing with Business practices. How to act honestly.

Laws dealing with Business practices. How to act honestly.

Rav Levi Yitzchak Bender,by Rav Lasker (1897 - 1989) Arriving in Uman in 1915, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak became a close student of Rabbi Avraham Chazan. Although his mentor passed away two years later and World War One had come to an end, he spent the next twenty some years in what was then the center of the Breslev Chassidut. It was not long before Rabbi Levi Yitzchoks special qualities were recognized and, at the age of thirty, he was appointed prayer leader for the Rosh Hashana Morning Prayers Hashana in Uman. In the early winter of 1939, he and Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Rosen were imprisoned in the Ukraine as subversive elements. Given a conditional reprieve, he fled, running from one city to the next, never remaining in one place for more than a few days. He spent the World War II in Siberia. After the war, he moved to Israel, via Poland. Rabbi Levi Yitzchak was the recognized leader of the Breslev synagogue in Jerusalem until he passed away. Many Breslever Chassidim accepted him as their spiritual guide, especially the baalei teshuvah, whove joined the Rebbes following in great number. Rabbi Levi Yitzchaks personal study schedule was legendary. He gave himself over to following Rebbe Nachmans teaching of finishing many of the Rebbes writing each year. His diligence in following the Rebbes advice to recite Chatzot (the midnight prayer lamenting the destruction) and practice hitbodedut was also amazing. For some seventy five years, he never missed a night of reciting Chatzot. Yet, when someone asked, Which of your accomplishments is most precious to you? Rabbi Levi Yitzchak replied simply, and in true Breslev fashion, I lived thirty years in Russia, and I still believe in G-d!