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The Hands and Our Ability to Connect to Our Prayers

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BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute

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welcome back to rest of org an amazing insight from rebbe nachman on the power of desire as it relates to the hands Rebbe Nachman teaches in less than 46 explaining a verse from Psalms from Psalm 91 where King David says what's with the Moshe Rabbeinu Psalm Moshe is the author of the psalm keavy Hasek VII fala - the psalmist says that hashem fala - the psalmist says that hashem guarantees to save this person why the person that they're speaking about in the psalm why so Shem says he has shocked because this person yearned for me as well Shem says a father - because of that I will save him I will redeem him I will rescue him so when Ackman gives an amazing inside here he says like this key V which we said translates as that Hashem is saying because key V

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  1. 0:00welcome back to rest of org an amazing insight from rebbe nachman on the power of…
  2. 0:30fala - the psalmist says that hashem guarantees to save this person why the person that…
  3. 1:01as that Hashem is saying because key V in me the person you're in a shock…
  4. 1:33when a person joins his hands the hand in Hebrew is called yet yet you Dalit…
  5. 2:07third hand so 14 plus 14 plus 14 equals 42 so we're not going teaches like…
  6. 2:38express the yearning a person can have the words of the sitter in front of him…
  7. 3:08result is once the yearnings expressed in the format of Prayer my Fallot of a person…

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