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Rebbe Nachman Says

Foreword
Acknowledgements
Jump in Through the Window!
What do you Really Want?
Servant of G-D
Be What you Have to Be
Honor
Soul
Stories
DON’T GIVE UP!
The Banker from Odessa
Joy and Oneness
Three Lessons
A Little Anthology of Rebbe Nachman’s Teachings About Joy
Wholeness of the Soul
Holy Arrogance
Yom Tov
One Ounce of Joy
Rosh HaShanah
Learn How to Get Up – Sukkot
Hanukah
“Ohr Haganuz” A Hidden Light Hanukah
Purim and Holy Pride
Purim

Pesach:

Rosh Chodesh
Shabbos
On Bentshing Gomel – Shabbos
Sit your Mind Down – Likutei Moharan Tinyono 10
Praying in the Field – Likutei Moharan Tinyono 11
Simplicity – Likutei Moharan Tinyono 12
Singing
Alone
Joy
Teaching Rebbe Nachman in Prison
A Letter to you from Rebbe Nachman
Holy Words
Maturity of the Mind
Three Things Widen your Mind
Five Levels of Understanding
Light and Vessels
Living Words
Happiness and Prophesy
Imagination
Dreams
Wisdom of your Heart
Still be Holy
Silence
Haneor Balayla
The Depths of Mikva
The Only Counteraction for Anger is if you’re Filled with Joy
Anger
Angry at Myself
Hisbodedus
A Free Gift from G-d
Only G-d can Help
Wedding
Hearing your Soulmate
What is the Point
Rebbe Yisroel Dov Odesser zt”l
Oral Law
Eating
Tell it Straight
The World is Getting Better
Mixing the Ingredients
A Taste of How Holy your Soul is
Yerushalayim
Days are Coming
Glossary

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A poor man came to the house of an elderly couple. Unfortunately they had nothing in the house to give him except an old piece of fish “from before the time of Noah’s Ark and the flood.” Out of desperation, they served him this fish and the next thing they knew he had to be rushed to the hospital. The elderly couple, of course, accompanied him to the hospital but, unfortunately, watched him die in front of their eyes.

At the funeral the elderly woman was crying uncontrollably and her husband was having a hard time trying to console her. She was hysterically screaming, “The fish killed him, the fish killed him.”

The husband who couldn’t stand to see his wife in such a state comforted her and said, “My darling, it’s really not that bad. We had the merit of fulfilling three good deeds: Welcoming guests, visiting the sick, and escorting the deceased!”