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Purim, Pesach, Sfiras HaOmer, Shovuos, Bein Hametzorim Learn More

Saying Tehillim (Psalms) is an age-old Jewish practice. The image of the well-worn volume soaked with a mother’s tears accompanies many children as they grow up. Individuals, congregations and entire communities say Tehillim to evoke merit for the sick, those in danger, the childless, and many others. Psalms are also part of our daily prayers, giving voice to our desire to connect with God.

For many of us, though, the Tehillim remain an enigma. How exactly do we apply King David’s prayers to our own situation? How do we arouse our hearts with words that we may not understand fully? In short, how do we find ourselves in the Psalms?

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov shows us how. His teachings probe and extract the deeper meaning of Psalms and their import for our daily lives. With incisive commentary and original insights, the Rebbe transforms our saying of Tehillim from rote recital to genuine prayer.

The next time you “say Tehillim,” say it with The Power of Psalms. With Rebbe Nachman at your side, you can indeed find yourself and your inspiration in the Psalms. Learn More

The Long Shorter Way is a major interpretation and exploration of Chasidism, based on a series of lectures delivered by Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz on Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi’s classic Chasidic work, the Tanya. Like the Tanya itself, The Long Shorter Way focuses on the profound dilemma of the beinoni, the intermediate person who, neither purely wicked nor purely good, must struggle with evil and temptation throughout his or her life. In each chapter, Rabbi Steinsaltz elucidates the complex nature of man as he strives to attain unity with the Divine One, compelling the reader to deep personal inspection. Learn More