Never Give up! A path to restoring HOPE | Shaya Sussman, LCSW

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The opening of this shiur, in BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

ancient years by olam Clow despondency giving up doesn't exist in the world at all right but it's really counter to a person's experience right because a person feels that they have given up and if you look around the world you'll see all different sorts of types of despondency and yoosh in the world so how could ribbon Ocwen come along and say ain't you me ish Biola lone cloud there's no such thing as yesh in the there's no such thing as yesh in the world so it's a little bit sort of a counter into it and furthermore like what did he what did he really mean when he said this obviously so I'm gonna take a stab at this I actually asked this question to a few people the other day I got back different answers but I'm gonna throw my hat in the ring to answer this that what happens is is that that you know Rebbe Nachman says in another place he says acara other mullah das the main

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1. 0:00ancient years by olam Clow despondency giving up doesn't exist in the world at all right…
2. 0:30there's no such thing as yesh in the world so it's a little bit sort of…
3. 1:02he says acara other mullah das the main thing is a person's mind and the main…
4. 1:32created from the insider from the power of thought so if you if you could touch…
5. 2:03person's mind a person's thoughts don't take up any space I asked this to my clients…
6. 2:36person feels me IH it doesn't exist this exists kind of right the physicality is something…
7. 3:07think it's incredible I think it's incredible I love this I love this you know…

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