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Happy holidays. We are in the great days of the festival of Sukkot, and today is the Ushpizin of Moses our teacher, peace be upon him. It is also the date of passing for several tzadikim, and we will mention one who crossed communal lines: Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, whom thank God, both Sephardim and Ashkenazim are fortunate to benefit from his light. One must know that often, if a student errs regarding his master and broadcasts the Rabbi's Torah in a way that is false or incorrect, then the Rabbi suffers too. Rabbi Nachman is not about crazy dancing; it’s not standing at traffic lights and starting to jump around— that is not Rabbi Nachman. Rabbi Nachman himself said that anyone who calls himself his student must be a person connected to the Gemara, connected to Halacha, who does not let a single day pass without studying the authorities. Rabbi Nathan writes wonders about Rabbi Nachman's diligence in Torah, how studious he was in learning Torah. So we must know, with all his great and immense Torah, not to take one sentence he said—that it is a great mitzvah to be happy, which is true especially on these days when joy is needed—and take the secondary and make it primary, but rather understand how one reaches that great place. In Sichot HaRan, Rabbi Nachman says... thank God, thank you very much. This is

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1. 0:04Happy holidays. We are in the great days of the festival of Sukkot, and today is…
2. 2:37he hadn't written the Torah of our master the Ari that he received from him in…
3. 5:47that book, that Responsa! But if, here, the understanding is less correct in the eyes of…
4. 8:51apparently he asked his father to tell him something, since he was happy, so he told…
5. 11:54saw him limping; at first, he thought it was a game. Afterward, he saw that it…
6. 14:58him: Remember from now on: every answer God gives me is a gift from God, nothing…
7. 17:33says, "Don't speak, there's nothing to say, I'll tell you the answer." The Komarna writes that…
8. 20:38waiting for our teacher, Rabbi Yaakov Ades, to pick him up. We were in the plaza,…
9. 23:42too little light, and they won't be able to move because they are not satisfied. The…
10. 26:47brings a person to a place where he is disconnected several handbreadths above the ground. Rebbe…

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