Rabbi Noam Sendor

In this shiur, Rebbe Nachman explains how to experience the states of consciousness reserved for the Tzaddikim within our daily lives

Can we find God in every aspect of our lives, even in the most mundane activities? Rebbe Nachman teaches that while the world is filled with divine hints and opportunities for holiness, there are also dangers in becoming too absorbed in it. We explore the delicate balance between engaging with the physical world, knowing our limits, and recognising that some forms of holiness demand something higher.

Rebbe Nachman teaches that the greatest danger is not forgetting the past, but forgetting the future. What does it mean to remember Olam Haba, and why does Rebbe Nachman describe forgetfulness as the “death of the heart”? In this episode, we explore how remembering that there is more to existence than the world before us can transform the way we live in the present.

The need to do Teshuva ON our Teshuva

Join us this Elul as we journey through Rebbe Nachman's incredible teaching on the nature of Teshuva- returning to Hashem