The Exchanged Children, An Allegorical Reading

The Exchanged Children

An Allegorical Reading

By Erez Moshe Doron

Once There  was a king who had a slave women to serve the queen in the palace. ... The time came when the queen gave birth. This slave women also birth at the same time. The midwife exchanged the babies, to see what would happen and how the situation would develop.

KINGS AND SLAVES, rogues and wise men, riddles and puzzles, a magical instrument and a mysterious garden these are but a few of the appealing elements woven into a unique tale by a master of the human psyche, Rebbe Nach man of Breslov.
FOR CENTURIES, Rebbe Nachman’s stories have charmed in their simplicity and piqued the curiosity of those seeking their hidden wisdom. Until very recently, however, the full meaning of these stories has been beyond the grasp of the casual reader.
RABBI EREZ MOSHE DORON, a dynamic Breslov teacher and founder of Lev HaDevarim (‘Heart of the Matter’), an outreach organization for young Jewish seekers, strips away the simple meaning of this tale to reveal but one of the wondrous messages pulsating beneath the surface. Startling in its insight and reverberating in its truth, The Exchanged Children takes in the sweep of life from cradle to grave, touching on man’s deepest yearnings for happiness, success and meaning. It will change the way you look at life, and at your own potential for greatness.

109 Pages, Soft back

ISBN: 978-1-928822-10-3