What They Ask You When You Get Upstairs

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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.

some of everybody welcome back to bracelet org and I mainly amazing insight from the rest of our Hasidim on a statement in the Gemara the Gemara teaches that when a person passes on in the to the future world the first question they ask him is na SATA vana Tata hey Munna did you deal with faith in other words the simple translation is did you have like financial transactions faithfully did you cheat with money did you are were you honest in your business transactions that's the simple meaning and the breslav hassidim would interpret it like this Rebbe Nachman in throughout his teachings he puts a major major emphasis on the importance of faith how the biggest investment of a life of a Jew is to invest in a Munna this is where you have to do a major investor I mean everyone set by the world and Munna is a tiny thing by me it's a very very big concept it's a very big thing it's very important then he emphasizes a lot that this is the main life of a Jew many verses he brings to prove this obviously

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1. 0:02some of everybody welcome back to bracelet org and I mainly amazing insight from the rest…
2. 0:36transactions that's the simple meaning and the breslav hassidim would interpret it like this Rebbe Nachman…
3. 1:10so one of the ideas we've been everyone teaches is that a Munna has to always…
4. 1:43etymologically similar to the word so hair which is a merchant so they would interpret this…
5. 2:18possible opening in your life for faith an investment where you can develop and nurture and…
6. 2:48class-c Bottega that in faith you have to be like a merchants the word self said…

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