Likoute Moharan

COMPLETE TRANSLATION WITH NOTES
HEBREW-FRENCH
960 PAGES
DIMENSIONS 23 X 31 CM
ENGRAVED COVER
PETEK ON BACK

Likutei Moharan large format Hebrew-French

Rabbi Nachman's principal work. This book comprises teachings that Rabbi Nathan imparted to his students on Shabbat during holidays or on special occasions. Immediately after Shabbat or the holiday, Rabbi Nathan would faithfully write down what he had learned and then submit it to Rabbi Nathan, who would approve or reject its publication as appropriate. Some things are meant to be spoken, not written down, let alone published. This parallel knowledge constitutes the oral law of Breslov, to which any seeker will be initiated, provided they have the perseverance to return to the sources. Some texts were extracted from Rabbi Nathan's personal notes and published with his consent. For the most part, the texts, or Torah, are structured around a public verse, a Talmudic saying, or an excerpt from the Zohar. We have heard many people say that he encountered a lack of understanding of the Likutey Moharan and claim that the book was too advanced. Rabbi Nulius himself refuted this opinion. He affirmed that his work was addressed to everyone. Everyone can draw from it invaluable lessons that will benefit them regardless of their spiritual level. Indeed, in addition to its undeniable value, the Likutey Moharan reveals, at the highest level, profound commentaries, precious solutions, powerful encouragement, and inspiration that will strengthen our love for the Torah.

The Likutei Moharan has been translated into French in its entirety. It consists of 286 teachings (Torah) in the first part and 125 teachings in the second part. A short summary has been inserted before each paragraph. 

At the end of the book, you will also find appendices concerning Rabbi Nachman's remarks on the greatness of his book, as well as indexes, glossaries, a lexicon, tables on the Sefirot, etc.

The Large Format version consists of a single book measuring 22 cm x 30 cm. It contains over 1000 pages.