A continuation of the story of the beggar who returns to bless a young couple on the third day of their wedding festivities.
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[music] >> Good evening from the south of Israel. This is Lazer Lazer Brody with another one of our lessons in Rabbi Nachman's teaching Rabbi Nachman's tales. We're learning the seven beggars and this is part four, the heart and the wellspring. This is one of Rabbi Nachman's This is classic but this is one of the classic Hasidic tales that that Rabbi Nachman tells. This tonight we're learning the third beggar. This was that we learned make we'll make a quick review. But tonight we're going to learn about the how the deaf beggar returns to bless the young couple on the third day of the wedding fest festivities week and tells them the story of how the world continues to exist every day. We'll see that really we are the Shem created the world and the Shem keeps the world going but what we do is by virtue of our prayer, our mitzvahs, our good deeds, we feed the world. We continue the world keeps on going another day. Uh so in a quick synopsis, in part one, the king crowned his son during his own lifetime but the crown prince was carried away with philosophy and intellectual endeavors that he ignored the kingdom's economy and the military security and ultimately enemies overran the kingdom and he lost his kingship. Well, meanwhile there's a great exile and a little boy and a little girl got lost in the forest and they were on the verge of starvation. Just as they were
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- 0:03[music] >> Good evening from the south of Israel. This is Lazer Lazer Brody with another…
- 3:43old as I am. Firstly, I think I'm blind since I'm not really blind, it's simply…
- 7:58that stuttered immediately he appeared and said, "I'm here." And right away pounced on the young…
- 12:14and and their faith Moses he plead begged 40 days and 40 nights. This is second…
- 16:02the wisdom in the world and this is what I bless you and that the wedding…
- 20:18the beggar says to him, he says, "Well, which day are you smarter than?" Well, he…
- 24:02wellspring of Hochma, and that's Bina Bina is understanding. And they yearn for each other. Okay,…
- 27:48And it it's it's the the heart that it keeps the world going. It It keeps…
- 32:08What does the spring need from the heart? The spring, which is Hochma, Hochma is beyond…
- 35:49the days, not just for one particular day. Because of all the existence of time the…
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