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A powerful teaching from Meshiv Nafshi on the deepest paradox in avodas Hashem: Why what feels like a fall is often the beginning of real growth.
Drawing from Reb Nosson and the teachings of the tzaddikim, Rav Leibish explains how “you’re not stuck — you’re upgrading,” and why frustration, confusion, and dissatisfaction can signal your next spiritual level.
With stories, examples, and relatable life moments, this shiur explores:
Yeridah tzorech aliyah — what it actually means
Why spiritual dissatisfaction can be a sign of progress
How to avoid mislabeling yourself as “failing”
The danger of giving up vs. the art of staying present
Trust, emunah, and opening the “window in the heart”
How to reinterpret low moments as opportunities for ascent
A grounding, compassionate teaching for anyone navigating struggle and seeking real inner resilience.
Follow the series to stay connected to Rav Leibish’s ongoing Meshiv Nafshi journey.
Based on Meshiv Nafshi - by R Kivak, on משיבת נפש, Breslov teachings about strengthening.
By Reb Leibish HundertA powerful teaching from Meshiv Nafshi on the deepest paradox in avodas Hashem: Why what feels like a fall is often the beginning of real growth.
Drawing from Reb Nosson and the teachings of the tzaddikim, Rav Leibish explains how “you’re not stuck — you’re upgrading,” and why frustration, confusion, and dissatisfaction can signal your next spiritual level.
With stories, examples, and relatable life moments, this shiur explores:
Yeridah tzorech aliyah — what it actually means
Why spiritual dissatisfaction can be a sign of progress
How to avoid mislabeling yourself as “failing”
The danger of giving up vs. the art of staying present
Trust, emunah, and opening the “window in the heart”
How to reinterpret low moments as opportunities for ascent
A grounding, compassionate teaching for anyone navigating struggle and seeking real inner resilience.
Follow the series to stay connected to Rav Leibish’s ongoing Meshiv Nafshi journey.
Based on Meshiv Nafshi - by R Kivak, on משיבת נפש, Breslov teachings about strengthening.