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A Prayer

Beloved One, Master of Creation, I intrust myself into Your almighty Wisdom and Presence. Hold me in Your arms of Loving Kindness, comfort me from

Experiencing the Presence of God

Perhaps the greatest privilege we can receive in our world is our unique faculty to experience moments when our consciousness expands dramatically; inexplicable moments

Mezuzah Reader

What is the mezuzah? What is this little box in various forms hanging over our doorposts and gates that every so often people reach out

Wisdom of Joy Shlomo Carlebach 02

The Healing Power of Love 03

Answers from Above

A simple Formula that can Transform your Life

A simple Formula that can Transform your Life
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How does this communication happen?
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A Message of Welcome to the Reader, from the True Author
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A Prayer
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Shlomo Carlebach

Audio Recordings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach

Audio Recordings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
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Table of Content | Shlomo Carlebach
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The Individual
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Simplicity
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Masters and Miracles

MASTERS and MIRACLES Divine Interventions

MASTERS and MIRACLES Divine Interventions
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Dedication & Acknowledgment
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Foreword
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Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach A Friend To Our Generation
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A Gift of Love

Chapter 1 – Mysterious Encounters

Chapter 1 – Mysterious Encounters
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Chapter 2 – Fears and Warnings
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Chapter 3 – Accessing the Door of the Heart
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Chapter 4 – Voyages in Worlds of Light
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Rebbe Nachman Says

Table of Content | Rebbe Nachman Says

Table of Content | Rebbe Nachman Says
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Foreword
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Acknowledgements
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Jump in Through the Window!
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Daily Torah Quote

Joke of the day

How do you know which part of the service the congregation has reached? It’s very simple – if one third of the congregation is outside then they are davening (praying); if half the congregation is outside then they’re reading the Torah (Bible). Ah, but if everyone is outside then the Rabbi must be giving a speech!