Likutei Moharan & Sichos HaRan Rebbe Nachman
Sep 1, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
Everything good is precious in Hashem’s eyes even if things go awry
So Rav Nachman is talking about some people, where they get close in their Vodas Hashem, they get close, they start their Vodas Hashem, and then they become distant, far.
So Rav Nachman answers and says, which means there was some sort of implied comment, question.
that he has to answer.
But he said, Even though, even though a person fell, he fell far, he not just fell far, he was, as we'll discuss when we get back to it.
It's very precious in the eyes of Hashem.
What was precious? That which the Yid got close to him, HaKadosh Baruch Hu finds that precious.
Even though it's only for a moment, because the person became distant afterwards.
Yet, HaKadosh Baruch Hu finds that precious.
Even though afterwards, after that hiscarvus, he did what he did.
It seems, I think he's going to bring a raya now to what he said, right? You could obviously ask some questions on that.
It says, That you have captured me.
You, my beloved, have captured me with one eye.
Even with one of your eyes, you already got me.
Which I didn't see this version.
I was looking up the Medrash today.
Okay, maybe we'll look it up afterwards.
What does it mean in Shir Shirim with one eye? What could you do with one eye? So where's the second eye? If one eye is the...
They're looking at each other.
K'var hayim mestaklen al-hegel.
So it comes out, according to this Medrash, that even when they were at Mount Torah receiving it, when they said, Still, one eye of theirs, the other eye, was already in preparation to separate, and not to fully accept.
Yet, it was still yachar, it was still precious in the eyes of Hashem.
So Rav Nachman is talking about some people, where they get close in their Vodas Hashem, they get close, they start their Vodas Hashem, and then they become distant, far.
So Rav Nachman answers and says, which means there was some sort of implied comment, question.
that he has to answer.
But he said, Even though, even though a person fell, he fell far, he not just fell far, he was, as we'll discuss when we get back to it.
It's very precious in the eyes of Hashem.
What was precious? That which the Yid got close to him, HaKadosh Baruch Hu finds that precious.
Even though it's only for a moment, because the person became distant afterwards.
Yet, HaKadosh Baruch Hu finds that precious.
Even though afterwards, after that hiscarvus, he did what he did.
It seems, I think he's going to bring a raya now to what he said, right? You could obviously ask some questions on that.
It says, That you have captured me.
You, my beloved, have captured me with one eye.
Even with one of your eyes, you already got me.
Which I didn't see this version.
I was looking up the Medrash today.
Okay, maybe we'll look it up afterwards.
What does it mean in Shir Shirim with one eye? What could you do with one eye? So where's the second eye? If one eye is the...
They're looking at each other.
K'var hayim mestaklen al-hegel.
So it comes out, according to this Medrash, that even when they were at Mount Torah receiving it, when they said, Still, one eye of theirs, the other eye, was already in preparation to separate, and not to fully accept.
Yet, it was still yachar, it was still precious in the eyes of Hashem.
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