Likutei Moharan & Sichos HaRan Rebbe Nachman
Aug 19, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
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[inhales] "Shemati beshmo she'omar." I heard in his name that he said, Rabina said, "She'm lo yamamten bevitchon mishuas Hashem." If a person doesn't know, doesn't learn how to wait, [clears throat] mamtan, does not how to wait, with bitchon for Yeshuas Hashem, for whatever Yeshuah he's looking for, whatever salvation, if he doesn't learn how to wait properly and patiently, "Kefar hayai ish nosei hamutaltel k'mokola nos'im vetaltem atzem beshal pranasa k'nog achashav." Then if a person ca-- doesn't know how to wait with bitchon, then he'd be automatically become like all these travelers who are just running around the world, traveling for money.
Like it's happening nowadays.
A person will just go wherever he, he needs money, so he'll run wherever he needs to go.
Whatever country he needs to go to, whichever person he needs to go to.
Do you have a question already?
This was the Steyer Meisels, right? This was the-
I'm not sure.
Um-
The, the, the Weissons.
He went to Warsaw, and then he went to Italy, and then he's going all, all over for pranasa.
I think it was a different inyan.
Different inyan.
I think so, 'cause that's where he wanted to, like, be sophisticated.
Mm.
So he was going around for that.
I, I, I don't-- I, I definitely think there's a, there's a, a crossing of paths perhaps.
I think it's a little bit of a different inyan.
So if you don't know how to wait, then, then you're vadei gonna be running around.
How, why does Rabina say that? Says, "Vakovani says the, the understanding is ki amar zos lenin hanhagas abayas vepranas ambusham." He said this in referring to a person who has a house, who makes pranasa, he needs clothing, u'shaar tzarchei abayas, he needs things for the house.
"She'al pi rov chaser la'adam harbeh." So generally a person needs, right, al pi rov, majority.
Chaser la'adam harbeh, a person is lacking a lot.
It says, the translation is most people, she'al pi rov, most people, chaser la'adam harbeh-
All right
... are lacking a lot.
Does Rabina mean that? Does he mean that most people are lacking a lot? Or as I think we discussed last week, most people think they're lacking a lot.
[inhales] "Shemati beshmo she'omar." I heard in his name that he said, Rabina said, "She'm lo yamamten bevitchon mishuas Hashem." If a person doesn't know, doesn't learn how to wait, [clears throat] mamtan, does not how to wait, with bitchon for Yeshuas Hashem, for whatever Yeshuah he's looking for, whatever salvation, if he doesn't learn how to wait properly and patiently, "Kefar hayai ish nosei hamutaltel k'mokola nos'im vetaltem atzem beshal pranasa k'nog achashav." Then if a person ca-- doesn't know how to wait with bitchon, then he'd be automatically become like all these travelers who are just running around the world, traveling for money.
Like it's happening nowadays.
A person will just go wherever he, he needs money, so he'll run wherever he needs to go.
Whatever country he needs to go to, whichever person he needs to go to.
Do you have a question already?
This was the Steyer Meisels, right? This was the-
I'm not sure.
Um-
The, the, the Weissons.
He went to Warsaw, and then he went to Italy, and then he's going all, all over for pranasa.
I think it was a different inyan.
Different inyan.
I think so, 'cause that's where he wanted to, like, be sophisticated.
Mm.
So he was going around for that.
I, I, I don't-- I, I definitely think there's a, there's a, a crossing of paths perhaps.
I think it's a little bit of a different inyan.
So if you don't know how to wait, then, then you're vadei gonna be running around.
How, why does Rabina say that? Says, "Vakovani says the, the understanding is ki amar zos lenin hanhagas abayas vepranas ambusham." He said this in referring to a person who has a house, who makes pranasa, he needs clothing, u'shaar tzarchei abayas, he needs things for the house.
"She'al pi rov chaser la'adam harbeh." So generally a person needs, right, al pi rov, majority.
Chaser la'adam harbeh, a person is lacking a lot.
It says, the translation is most people, she'al pi rov, most people, chaser la'adam harbeh-
All right
... are lacking a lot.
Does Rabina mean that? Does he mean that most people are lacking a lot? Or as I think we discussed last week, most people think they're lacking a lot.
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