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Advice - Rabbi Nathan of Breslov

Advice - Rabbi Nathan of Breslov

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By: Rabbi Nathan of Breslov | Publisher: Breslov Research Institute | Language: English | Volumes: 1 | Pages: 357 | Binding: Hard |

Likutey Etzot. Many Jews today believe in the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, a great Chassidic leader who lived two hundred years ago. The author of this book, Rabbi Nathan of Breslov, was the most important disciple of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. Topics covered in this book include: Truth and Faith, Hospitality, Land of Israel, The Covenant, Children, Clothes, Speech, Memory, Marriage, Anger, Honor, Joy, Peace, Prayer, Repentance, Simplicity, and many others. Translated by Rabbi Avraham Grinbaum.

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