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Breslov Efrat - Where on the loaf should one break bread? Turn the into a . Turn into !

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BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute

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Okay, everyone. Welcome back to a beautiful, beautiful day here in every day is every day is a present from Hashem. Okay. And we're learning. We're in breaking bread. We're in Gimmel. And today we're up the letter Gimmel. So it's 33. Uh yesterday we were learning this amazing idea that you can you can constantly take your bread and turn your bread into into matzah, right? You take your bread and turn it into matzah by by breaking the with the ka with the reed. You break the and you turn it into a h. So then you take you take the mead and you switch it around. You make it and then you have matzah. >> Which are we talking about? >> Huh? >> You said with the >> Well, we quoted it yesterday. >> That part of >> Yeah. Yeah. That's the con that we're talking about. Practically we can say something. >> That's what we learned yesterday. >> All right. Take the >> the pole of the needs to be >> break the pole of the and you make it into a h >> practically what could it how does how does it practically >> that's why we say we break the bread. >> All right. >> You break the bread. That's breaking the >> revealing reds out you put in the flour when you water it could be >> right >> then you know >> it turns into >> then you turn the back into you're turning not lisa you're turning it okay right okay so that's a nice idea and then we said every time we want to take you want to take the the the food out of

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  1. 0:01Okay, everyone. Welcome back to a beautiful, beautiful day here in every day is every day
  2. 4:19says like this therefore The ani is considered is compared to a dead person. is but
  3. 9:16All right. That's an idea. Okay. Now that's why the matzah is called oh you could
  4. 13:36he doesn't have the we're talking about also the what do you call when it comes
  5. 18:25they give it to him. >> So he doesn't have to wash then. >> No, he
  6. 22:56That comes the again here. Here here's the system. You get the thunder then comes the
  7. 27:42spoke about in lesson 77. This idea, this beautiful idea that again through your eating and
  8. 32:05that amazing? Do you ever think of that? Why is one part of the bread darker
  9. 37:06who kan says what happens now if you have a a little boy that they don't
  10. 41:24within his Shiva and they don't make a minion of the Shiva in the house on

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