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Tales from Ancient Times

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Rabbi Nachman did not write children's tales. He wrote maps for crossing existence.

The Sippurei Ma'asiyot (סיפורי מעשיות — Tales of Ancient Times) of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov are among the most commented-upon texts of Hasidic Judaism. Beneath the appearance of simple stories — kings, forests, lost princesses — lie teachings on the soul, exile and the path toward oneself. This volume gathers these tales with care, in an accessible French edition.

A gift for a bar mitzvah, a birthday or for those looking for books that last.

  • Text by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov
  • French edition
  • Hardcover format
  • Suitable for all reading levels
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