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A story is told around this Torah that Rabbi Nathan meets Rabbi Nachman, he sees him, and Rabbi Nachman simply bursts into tears, and they can't handle it, as if Rabbi Nathan and no one else needs to handle it, that their Rebbe is broken, broken, as if it were actually this Torah. This is the Torah that teaches them how to look at suffering, how to get through it. A we and we in the para, so let's just say where we are in the pain within the Torah. S e a because we are, this is me, only we, we are, yes, while we are, so this is it. So there is a move here, the first move. The first move is called first move. The first move is called disengagement, not disengagement, but disengagement. The meaning of disengagement is actually when a person is in the midst of suffering. The mechanism that Hashem made in the nature of a human being is something frightening. And he fasts his eyes. So he says, this mechanism is a spiritual call for direction, not just a practical call for direction, which is a function that is not to burn away trauma. As much as possible, to fast his eyes. He says to close his eyes is to look far away. I will find a reality that you cannot feed. Go to the goal. Fast your eyes. Go to the goal.
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