Never Give Up--No Matter What They Say!

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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.

[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus regarding Enoch mons message of never giving up maybe never once towards at the end of his life he screamed from the depths not screaming loud loud but he cried out from the depths and he said gevalt there's no such thing as despair and he meant it when he said it he said it with such strength and length insane gevalt he stretched out the word give out which means like an addition oh oh my gosh my god there's no such thing as despair and this is the real truth that until Hashem himself comes to take this soul away from a person to separate the body from the soul and any item of life that you are hoping for to work out to succeed and obviously we're talking four items in that are positive holiness not garbage and evil actions etc then whenever you are hoping for any item to work out whatever maybe you have every right not to give up even though people friends peers people who are mushy who inspire you and have some authority over you even rabbis etc and spiritual guides

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1. 0:00[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus regarding Enoch mons message of never giving up maybe never…
2. 0:31meant it when he said it he said it with such strength and length insane gevalt…
3. 1:01and obviously we're talking four items in that are positive holiness not garbage and evil actions…
4. 1:32and teachers no one in the world has the right to tell you that it's over…
5. 2:03an opening for you even the smallest crack as an opening and you have an indication…
6. 2:36believe this item to be the real truth but I may not be any percent sure…
7. 3:07will break through all obstacles even where other people and friends who have possibly been in…
8. 3:40to give in even if the obstacles are unbelievable so far as you're not convinced that…

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