In the Megillah of Purim, Haman’s tactic is to stop us from praying. Learn the powerful link between prayer, faith, and Noah’s ark in this short video with Reb Meir Elkabas.
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Haman’s anti-semitism took the form of attacking the Jews for eating on Jewish holy days. But Jews eat, ideally, it is to nourish the soul.
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Purim is the key to our national and personal future redemption. Meir Elkabas explains.
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Starting Shabbos, January 20, count 40 days until the joyous holiday of Purim. TODAY is the day to begin saying each day in Likutey Tefillot, Prayer Number 37, (Part Two, Volume 7 of The 50th Gate).Like this video? Please share this video!
How does the wine of Purim help us prepare for the Passover seder? In this fascinating glimpse the connection between these Jewish holidays, Meir Elkabas shows us the powerful psychospiritual healing process of Purim and Passover. Like this video? Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE.
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Activate Joy! Cursed Is Haman, Blessed Is Mordechai
by Meir Elkabasby Meir ElkabasIn this BreslovCampus.org video, Meir Elkabas explains the deeper meaning behind “cursed is Haman, blessed is Mordechai” from a Breslov persepective.
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In this step-by-step video Meir Elkabas explains the practical aspects of Breslov customs and shows how a Breslover does Purim.
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Breslov Jewish mysticism. The connection between Purim and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil as well as Hashem’s concealment and Mordechai is discussed in this fascinating video.
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Only the complete Tzaddik can truly face evil effectively. In this short Breslov video, Meir Elkabas explains the custom of the grogger during the reading of the Megillah, via the light of Breslov Chassidut.
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