Rebbe Nachman's Lesson #12 "Ayeh"

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shawm everybody welcome back to bracelet org whenever be nikumans most amazing lessons and possibly very important lesson for someone who's really really in a very distressful and desperate situation is his lesson called ie ie it's found in part two of the Goethe lesson number 12 this lesson talks about when a person feels like he's drowning and he has nothing to hold on to because when you have something to hold on to something minimal oh oh you're striving to have hope but what happened to that what happens at the point of person is nothing left to hold on to and that's what a person really begins to panic out of distress so at that point I mean everyone says every person merits to cry out to God where are you I am I am a concave although where can you be found where he found in my life right now I literally really literally drowning as

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1. 0:02shawm everybody welcome back to bracelet org whenever be nikumans most amazing lessons and possibly very…
2. 0:32hold on to because when you have something to hold on to something minimal oh oh…
3. 1:02I'm spiritually I have no hope I see everything dark I don't see even a drop…
4. 1:32ma MRSA - translates as the concealed utterance to explain the sages teach us the Chimera…
5. 2:03verse of the Torah in the beginning barry sheets right in the beginning of very however…
6. 2:35and beings and thoughts which go against Hashem they also have to receive existence from God…
7. 3:06encouragement to help him because everything is just forming of due to the dark of dark…

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