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Portrait of Nachman of Breslov Nachman of Breslov Likutei Moharan — Introductions

That the essence of his holy intent in each Torah that he revealed, and in each utterance that went from his holy mouth, it was only in order to bring merit to Yisrael, bringing them to straight deeds. To hint to them from afar and from close, to show them advices and strategies deep and wondrous. To draw close to Hashem Yithbarakh from all place he is. As the looker will see with his eyes if he will earnestly look in truth.
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Portrait of Nachman of Breslov Nachman of Breslov Likutei Moharan — Introductions

To lengthen and widen the speech in praise of the exception of the great high sanctity of the wonders of this most awesome holy book. For whoever wishes to gaze honestly, will see and discern himself how far the things reach. And whoever's heart is smooth, and has no desire in understanding the holiness of this book, these words of mine will not help.
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Portrait of Nachman of Breslov Nachman of Breslov Likutei Moharan — Introductions

All according to the person and his level and the time and place. "Taste and see that Hashem is but good." Listen to his thoughts, for they are most pleasant. For any who honesty desires in truth for its own sake and wants to look at himself and have pity of his true life, to think about his future and end, "with what face he will appear before the King" etc., as every man knows in his soul and heart.
Also discern and see, that in all the words of this book, there is utterly great depth in each and every Torah. Depth beyond depth, in general and particular, and in detail of detail.
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