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HH in Breslov, right after Chanuka we are set on Purim! NNNNM!
ב"ה בברסלב, דהיינו הננחים הקדושים, מיד אחר חנוכה כל מגמתינו על פורים! נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן!!
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
More adventures in the life of Simcha Nanach
BH this morning Airan brought us a full breakfast, and I decided to participate. When it came time for the grace I suggested it should be made on a cup of wine, and B"H the suggestion was taken up, however there was no wine readily available, and I had all about given up on this exemplary expression of blessing, and then Azamra tells me where I can get a cup of wine, and B"H we merited to do the grace on the wine.
About and hour and half later I'm cruising through the daily Chok LiYisroel, and lo and behold, in todays portion of the holy Zohar, we are encouraged and warned that the grace should not be made on an empty table... there should be some bread on the table, and a cup of wine on your right!!!!
So we merited to fulfill the Torah before learning it -- an aspect of Naasseh (we will do) ViNishma (we will then listen)!!!
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
About and hour and half later I'm cruising through the daily Chok LiYisroel, and lo and behold, in todays portion of the holy Zohar, we are encouraged and warned that the grace should not be made on an empty table... there should be some bread on the table, and a cup of wine on your right!!!!
So we merited to fulfill the Torah before learning it -- an aspect of Naasseh (we will do) ViNishma (we will then listen)!!!
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
Monday, December 29, 2014
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ב"ה
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Fishing Souls -- adventures in the life of Simcha Nanach
HH
on the bus from Chaifa to Tiveria I sat right behind the bus driver, and across the aisle was a woman I'd about 50 years old, she was yenting on the telephone. After a while I made a phone call, and the bus driver turned to me and said, either hang up or go to the back of the bus, so I told the guy I was talking to that I'd speak to him a different time and hung up. The woman was very offended and she said to me something very derogatory about the driver ending with "pardon my french".... So I told the lady that I was happy to accommodate the driver, seeing that we are only in this world for a very limited amount of time it's quite the privilege and opportunity to make life easier for someone. She was really taken by this, and exclaimed, wow where did you learn to have such an attitude?! So I started telling her about the holy teachings of Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman and we were chatting, and she exclaimed: I'm sure glad that the bus driver told us to shut off our phones so that we could talk!
There is a matter (yesh inyan -- numerical value = Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman) that turns everything around to be good!!!
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
on the bus from Chaifa to Tiveria I sat right behind the bus driver, and across the aisle was a woman I'd about 50 years old, she was yenting on the telephone. After a while I made a phone call, and the bus driver turned to me and said, either hang up or go to the back of the bus, so I told the guy I was talking to that I'd speak to him a different time and hung up. The woman was very offended and she said to me something very derogatory about the driver ending with "pardon my french".... So I told the lady that I was happy to accommodate the driver, seeing that we are only in this world for a very limited amount of time it's quite the privilege and opportunity to make life easier for someone. She was really taken by this, and exclaimed, wow where did you learn to have such an attitude?! So I started telling her about the holy teachings of Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman and we were chatting, and she exclaimed: I'm sure glad that the bus driver told us to shut off our phones so that we could talk!
There is a matter (yesh inyan -- numerical value = Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman) that turns everything around to be good!!!
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
Sunday, December 28, 2014
Adventures of Simcha Nanach
HH
On my way out of EY to Uman, I arrived late at the airport, and very close to the departure of the flight I was forced to buy a return ticket, B"H I managed although because of the time pressure I settled for a more expensive ticket.
מקיש יציאה לביאה....
On my way out of Kiev to the Holy Land, my flight was 9:45 am, Netz was about 7:50 am, so I got a ride to the airport with Binyomin from W., and we arrived at the airport in time to daven Netz, and then I checked in my suitcase and proceeded to customs, there was a long line, and when I finally presented my passport, lo and behold, once again I was there more than I was welcome, so about 45 minutes before the flight I find myself in their office as they struggle to get the printer working and figure out how to extract money from me. They demanded about 860 grivna -- (last time that came out to about $108, this time, due to the depreciation of the grivna, it came out to about $53. Something to think about...), so i went to the bank, waited my turn, and gave them my credit card, but they said that they couldn't recognize it. So I was stuck, with very little time before my flight. Looking around the airport the only Jews I saw were two bochurim, I asked them if I could borrow the money and pay them back in Israel, but they didn't have money, just a few grivna they had left over, so they donated 50 grivna to the cause. They told me that they had also been looking around for other Jews but couldn't find any. So I circled the airport, with my heat screaming to HY, and with full faith that everything is mamash for the best (maybe the flight was going to blow up???), and I was already thinking about what it would be like to merit to spend more time with Rabbainu, but in any event I had to redeem my passport from the customs, and I didn't want to lose the flight. -- So B"H I spot a guy wearing a beanie sitting at a table with someone that might have been his mother --- it was less than 10 minutes to my flight. So I as him if he speaks English and blurt out my situation in as few words as possible, and without any need of further explanation the guy hands me 2 crisp 500 grivna bills (from a leather portfolio), and the woman another 100. So he asks me if I'm coming from Rabbi Nachman, and I say of course, and he asks me if he could give me names to pray for, I say, forsure, so he hands me a very fancy pen, and I start writing names on a napkin: Eliyahu ben Luba Simcha and Tamar bat Rachel -- may H"Y bless them with all the blessings and salvations of Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman -- they were just warming up -- ready to give me many more names, but said to them sorry but my flight is almost gone, and I raced to the bank, there was a long line, but they let me cut to the front, and after a brief wait I paid, ran to the customs (had to go through security.....), got my visa, and started running for the boarding gate -- that's when I hear my name on the loudspeaker to present myself immediately for boarding, it was still a little distant and I made it there as fast as I could, it was completely deserted except for one attendant, who was kind of surprised that I actually showed up, and she started to ask me why I was so late, but she cut herself off because there was no time and she sent me quickly to the plane -- B"H the plane had delayed the few minutes (plus the extra time before the final departure when they close for good) that I needed.
Yishtabach Shimo Lu-ad -- not only did I make it, I was about 250 (less than $20) richer for the ordeal.
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
On my way out of EY to Uman, I arrived late at the airport, and very close to the departure of the flight I was forced to buy a return ticket, B"H I managed although because of the time pressure I settled for a more expensive ticket.
מקיש יציאה לביאה....
On my way out of Kiev to the Holy Land, my flight was 9:45 am, Netz was about 7:50 am, so I got a ride to the airport with Binyomin from W., and we arrived at the airport in time to daven Netz, and then I checked in my suitcase and proceeded to customs, there was a long line, and when I finally presented my passport, lo and behold, once again I was there more than I was welcome, so about 45 minutes before the flight I find myself in their office as they struggle to get the printer working and figure out how to extract money from me. They demanded about 860 grivna -- (last time that came out to about $108, this time, due to the depreciation of the grivna, it came out to about $53. Something to think about...), so i went to the bank, waited my turn, and gave them my credit card, but they said that they couldn't recognize it. So I was stuck, with very little time before my flight. Looking around the airport the only Jews I saw were two bochurim, I asked them if I could borrow the money and pay them back in Israel, but they didn't have money, just a few grivna they had left over, so they donated 50 grivna to the cause. They told me that they had also been looking around for other Jews but couldn't find any. So I circled the airport, with my heat screaming to HY, and with full faith that everything is mamash for the best (maybe the flight was going to blow up???), and I was already thinking about what it would be like to merit to spend more time with Rabbainu, but in any event I had to redeem my passport from the customs, and I didn't want to lose the flight. -- So B"H I spot a guy wearing a beanie sitting at a table with someone that might have been his mother --- it was less than 10 minutes to my flight. So I as him if he speaks English and blurt out my situation in as few words as possible, and without any need of further explanation the guy hands me 2 crisp 500 grivna bills (from a leather portfolio), and the woman another 100. So he asks me if I'm coming from Rabbi Nachman, and I say of course, and he asks me if he could give me names to pray for, I say, forsure, so he hands me a very fancy pen, and I start writing names on a napkin: Eliyahu ben Luba Simcha and Tamar bat Rachel -- may H"Y bless them with all the blessings and salvations of Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman -- they were just warming up -- ready to give me many more names, but said to them sorry but my flight is almost gone, and I raced to the bank, there was a long line, but they let me cut to the front, and after a brief wait I paid, ran to the customs (had to go through security.....), got my visa, and started running for the boarding gate -- that's when I hear my name on the loudspeaker to present myself immediately for boarding, it was still a little distant and I made it there as fast as I could, it was completely deserted except for one attendant, who was kind of surprised that I actually showed up, and she started to ask me why I was so late, but she cut herself off because there was no time and she sent me quickly to the plane -- B"H the plane had delayed the few minutes (plus the extra time before the final departure when they close for good) that I needed.
Yishtabach Shimo Lu-ad -- not only did I make it, I was about 250 (less than $20) richer for the ordeal.
Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
ראש ממשלה מקבל אורות של נ נח
ב"ה תראו איך שביבי נתניהו מקבל אורות מהנ נח!
B"H see how Bibi Nitanyahu gets high on Nanach!!!!
B"H see how Bibi Nitanyahu gets high on Nanach!!!!
טובה הארץ מאד מאד
HH Saba says that he spied and enticed to the epitome of the truth -- The Holy Land is very very good!!! NNNNM!
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Monday, December 22, 2014
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Thursday, December 11, 2014
בלי הצדיק
ב"ה
בפרשת וישב אחר הסיפור של מכירת יוסף כתוב (לח:א) ויהי בעת ההיא וירד יהודה מאת אחיו, וחז"ל אמרו שהורידו את יהודה מגדולתו. ויש לראות עוד במה שכתוב אחר כך בני יהודה היו משחיתים זרעם לבטלה, ומבורר שגם זה קשור להפרשה שלמעלה, כי על ידי שמכרו את יוסף, שהוא בחי' היסוד כידוע, נפלו בני יהודה לפגם הברית רחמנא ליצלן.
נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן!
Saba Yisroel -- To See The Blossoms of the Spring
Chapter 2 – His Childhood
Once, in the summer of 753 (1993),
before the prayers he spoke about his childhood, and he fired us up
so much that afterwards we prayed with shouting and great kavana
(concentration and intention). He said that H”Y gave him many
presents from the time he was little, that he did not desire this
world at all. At that time the modern, who go in short clothing,
began to proliferate, but he waited to become of age and wear a long
garment. They suffered from poverty, he said that poverty is a great
gift, because from a full stomach it is hard to serve Hashem; one
sleeps a lot, and specifically from the poverty he saw the vanity of
this world. At night he would go to sleep, but it is necessary to
eat, and much time was left (without food) and he had only a piece of
bread. When he saw someone saying Psalms with Kavana, he would say,
“fortunate is this person, he is committed to the ultimate
purpose!” He himself experienced great delight in every word of his
prayer and of the Psalms that he said, and this was one of the
presents.
When he prayed in the synagogue, he
would pray with all this strength and kavana, as though he was alone,
and one of the elders (who was very miserly) gave him a large coin
every day, until he amassed a sum and he asked his mother to buy him
a siddur 'kol-boa' – that has in it all types of supplications and
prayers – from Jerusalem. He also told us that he would get up at
night to serve Hashem, and the house was hot like a cave, and he
would like a candle with benzine, in order to study, and in his house
--- they were extremely poor – they were very grieved by this, for
they saw that before Shabbos they were very deficient in benzine in
order to cook etc.. Until they made electric lights outside, and he
rejoiced greatly then, for now he would be able to pray and learn the
night for free.
Chapter 3
Blossoms of the Spring
R' Yisroel told someone to reach out to
his (this person's) family through letters, just as he (Saba) had
done with Shazar, taking Rabbainu's books and quoting them in letters
of outreach.
R' Yisroel once called one of the
friends on Shabbos and said to him, “Behold I authored Blossoms of
the Spring, this is not a simple matter.” This was like saying that
this book was not a simple copying from the books of Rabbainu that
anyone could have done, so the matter needs study.
Chapter 4
Love of Friends
Once, someone told R' Yisroel that he
sees that it is very difficult to make peace between the friends. R'
Yisroel replied, “I remained alon, all of them (all my friends)
deserted me, very good” etc..
Once, R' Yisroel turned to two friends
and asked them if they were friends, good friends. And he said that
the main point of friendship is to find the truth.
On the last Rosh Hashana he said to
someone: We should merit to have a true chevra (group of friends).
To someone whose friends conflicted
with him and didn't speak with him, he said: We didn't come to this
world for friends, just to serve Hashem – to fulfill the Torah and
the mitzvos.
Once, at the end of his life, he said:
I searched the whole world, I didn't find a friend. So someone asked
him, “How does one merit to be your friend?” R' Yisroel answered:
The main thing is to pray with a fiery heart to merit to draw close
to Rabbainu in truth (and in this way it is possible to merit to be
his friend, that was the implication).
To someone who lived alone, in a place
without friends, R' Yisroel said: Your friend is the Likutay Tefilos.
He said to someone that is good to be
friends with someone who donates a lot of money for the publication
(of Rabbainu's teachings). Once, someone wanted to give charity to
one of the friends because he heard of his plight, and someone (else)
convinced him that it would be better to give it to R' Yisroel (-for
the publication). So when he agreed and came to R' Yisroel with the
donation, R' Yisroel responded with unwillingness and doubt, and in
the end he (R' Yisroel) said to him: Fine, give to so-and -so and
mentioned the name of the friend in plight (all of this without them
having told him anything about the matter, because it was clearly
visible to anyone who looked truthfully, that everything was revealed
before him).
He asked someone to ascertain that he
was friends with someone who desired to learn a lot, and learned a
lot every day.
Once, someone took enjoyment, in his
mind, that R' Yisroel chastised his friend, and after a few minutes
R' Yisroel turned to him privately and said to him: you are not in
order.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
פרשת וישב - כי לה' המלוכה ולו לבד אנחנו עבדים
ב"ה מתוך הספר אני רן שבתוך ספר לקוטי נ נח
לקוטי מוהר"ן תורה רלד
ודע
שיש שם שכשרוצין לעשות מלך משתמשין בזה
השם. והשם
הוא קמה – ראשי תיבות השקיפה
ממעון קדשך (דברים
כו) וכו'
ע"ש.
צ"ב
מה שרבינו מגלה פה שהקמת המלך תלוי בהתגלות
ההשגחה,
ובאמת
כל ההשקפות לרע חוץ מזו (רש"י
בראשית יח:טז),
והנראה
מבואר בזה כמו שהארכנו בכמה מקומות (ע'
330:ח
וש"נ)
שמלך
ישראל צריך להיות באופן שאינו לוקח החירות
והאישיות – ההשגחה,
משום
בר ישראל ח"ו,
ע"ש.
וזה
מה שפירש הבעש"ט
(תולדות
יעקב יוסף פ'
וישלח
ופ' מצורע
ובס' בן
פורת יוסף ד"ה
ע"ב
הובא בס'
בעש"ט
אותיות א'קי-קיב)
הרבו
עשו כרשב"י
ולא עלתה בידן (ברכות
לב:) -
שעשו
כרשב"י
לעשות כמוהו ולא מהלב – ר"ל
שעשו כרשב"י
לא מצד בחינתן רק שרוצה לעשות כמו שעשו
אחרים,
ובזה
נשאר קרח מכאן ומכאן,
כי
מדריגתו אב ומדריגת אחרים לא השיג ע"כ.
כי
הלב בנפש כמלך במלחמה (ספר
יצירה פ"ו
הובא בלק"מ
תורה יב),
וצריכים
את המלכות לקבוע כפי נפשו ונשמתו.
אבל
אלו שסתם רוצים לחכות ולהתדמות לאחרים –
אפילו מהצדיק יסוד עולם,
נשארים
בלי כלום.
והנה
רבינו מביא מש"כ
אצל יוסף (וישב
לז:ז)
והנה
קמה אלמתי וגם נצבה.
ובפירוש
היתור של וגם נצבה,
שנצב"ה
גם בגמטריא בהק"ם
(ועם
הכולל בגמטריא נחמן),
שהוא
השם שמתשמשין לעשות המלך,
נראה
לעניות דעתי שהוא מלשון נצב מלך (ע'
למשל
במלכים א:ב:מח),
דהיינו
שלא רק שקמה למלכות אלא הגיע לממשלה כזו
שעוד יש לו ניצבים למלכות שלו בארצות
אחרים.
ולפי
מה שפירשנו לעיל בענין הצורה של מלך ישראל
י"ל
באופן אחר קצת,
דהינו
שהמלך על ישראל צריך להיות בבחינת נצב
מלך של מלך מלכי המלכים,
באופן
שהעם הם עבדים להש"י.
וזה
רק המלך האמיתי יכול לעשות,
כמו
שכל השקפות לרע חוץ מזו.
To See The Blossoms of the Spring
HH
To See The Blossoms of the Spring
--- This is a new book just published, written by Michael Barzel a devout haredi Nanach who merited to service and spend time with Saba Yisroel --
Chapter 1
R' Yisroel was born on the 20th
of Kislev 657 (November 25, 1896) and was brought into the covenant
of our Forefather Abraham (i.e. he was circumcised) on the third
candle (-day), the same day that the waters of the Flood desisted,
and he departed aloft with good old age on the 18th of
Cheshvon 755 (Sun, October 23, 1994) the day adjacent to the first
day of the Flood started.
He was named 'Yisroel Ber' after a
butcher from his family who was a very great tzaddik, his grandfather
was the Chief Judge of the Beit Din (Jewish Court) of Odessa for 40
years, and he was a close follower of the Rav the Tzaddik the
Kalisker, and he went up and immigrated to the Land of Israel.
His ways were hidden and almost nothing
is known about him (this is what can be discerned from his words),
and even his family and acquaintances didn't know from him, as this
was hinted to once when President Shazar addressed Saba Yisroel's
children on the wedding day of his son Pinchas, and said to them,
“You don't know who your father is!” The children were angered by
this, and even still Shazar repeated and said, “You don't know who
your father is!”
The way of R' Yisroel was to allude to
lofty conceptions and important matters from his conversation, and
everyone understood according to the depth they fathomed in their
hearts.
Also I remember that R' Yisroel's
oldest daughter, OB”M, told over about him, and fired up the
listeners with her words and endearing stories about him, and when
they told him this, he said, “What does she know?” From this you
should understand that he was very hidden, a concealed tzaddik, and
the world was very mistaken about him, especially in his old age, to
think that he had alread aged... Heaven forbid, or there are those
that say that they knew him for 40 years, and so forth, but the truth
is, it is impossible to know from him, and he hid himself completely
from the world.
On the contrary, from this you can
understand a little from his greatness, that he was not concerned at
all about what people thought of him. On the contrary, he would
purposely disgrace himself, and in truth [not like the famous rabbis
who would disgrace themselves in order that everyone would declare of
them, “see how humble he is...” for such humility is the epitome
of haughtiness (see Likutay Moharan 11)] – as is brought down a
story of R' Zusha, that once on his way he came across an orphan
bride who lost her entire dowry and the groom's side wanted to call
off the wedding, and when R' Zusha heard of this he announced that he
found the money, and he said the amount that the bride had lost (-
and this was really his own money), but he requested a percentage as
a finder's fee, so everyone denigrated him very much, and they threw
him out of the city with great disgrace, and all this was in order to
do the mitzva for it's own sake.
Also see Likutay Moharan 261 that the
tzaddikim accept upon themselves disparagement and spilling of blood
(-blushing) purposely, in order to save Jews from being killed and
other tragedy that was destined G”F to befall them.
So also transpired with R' Yisroel
once, at the end of his life, chasidim came to see him and to hear
words and encouragement from his holy mouth, and he was asking for
food and chastising the master of the house saying that he has dishes
but does not give him to eat, and he was shouting, and everyone was
astonished, and in the morning R' Yisroel asked one of the friends to
ask forgiveness from the to master of the house (and this is what he
said to him:) “He needs to rejoice that he merited to host in his
house the followers of Rabbainu, I need not have been so particular
with him about the food, and in truth there was food, but this is the
calamity of being old, yes I am old... sometimes a evil spirit enters
me... but tell the master of the house that this was of great benefit
to him, this was very favorable for him, for the whole world and for
me as well... I am careful not to pain any Jew, but great misfortune
was destined to befall the house, and by the pain that I caused, the
misfortune won't come...” [from here one sees how R' Yisroel would
disgrace himself in everyone's eyes in order not to receive honor,
and also to mitigate the hardships from Jews].
G-d desires Nanach - השם חפץ למען צדקו יגדיל תורה ויאדיר
HH -- made a new channel for my songs without videos -- enjoy the music.
A nice new Jewish song. NNNNM!
A nice new Jewish song. NNNNM!
Thursday, December 4, 2014
בעולמם של חרדים: נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן לוחם בשקר
בעולמם של חרדים: נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן לוחם בשקר
HH - this is from my youtube channel! -- so far I see that this generated about 80 views and $.20. NNNNM!
HH - this is from my youtube channel! -- so far I see that this generated about 80 views and $.20. NNNNM!
רבינו נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן הוא הרבי של כולם יכבוש כל העולם
HH great simple song we sang in Uman.... NNNNM!
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
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