<p>In this chabura we continue speaking about Shovavim in a very deep way. The fallen sparks that dwell in the mind. There are two levels of simcha: one in the mind and one in the heart. When one is able to be bsimcha on these two levels he gains control of his mind, can settle his mind, and gather the holy sparks that are scattered. </p>

In this chabura we continue speaking about Shovavim in a very deep way. The fallen sparks that dwell in the mind. There are two levels of simcha: one in the mind and one in the heart. When one is able to be bsimcha on these two levels he gains control of his mind, can settle his mind, and gather the holy sparks that are scattered.

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In this Chabura we learn Rebbe Nachman's Torah primarily from Likutei Moharan. Our goal is to understand the wisdom of Rebbe Nachman and how to implement his advice in a real and lasting way. (Most often we learn from the Likutei Moharan Mevuar edition which contains added explanation within the text of Likutei Moharan) If you have questions or comments please email YirmisChabura@gmail.com Check out the other podcasts: Niggun Chabura Bitachon For Real Nesivos Shalom Working on Middos Nesivos Shalom Shabbos The Holy Book Club Iyun Nafshi Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh

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