Lost in Life Rabbi Nachman Shows the Way Out | Rabbi Daniel El-gad

Well, there's story I said about the Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. One man came to him and he asked him, >> [music] >> "Rabbi, I'm struggling with my challenges and I don't know how to get out from that problems." >> [music] >> Rabbi he brought the analogy. He said, "You know, when you come into the forest and [music] you losing the way to come out, but how it's happen? Step by step. [music] To come out we have the statement "Kee bo to cha bo to bo to." The way you receive, the same way you came out. The way you came to the forest, you lost your way. The same way step by step you will come out as well. Many times we always we're struggling in our life. And the the Rabbi Nachman he he teach us >> [music] >> we have always we have fear. We cannot shake. We also have the lack of emunah. But this is Mitzrayim. Rabbi Rabbi Jonathan Sacks he teach us you only can be free when you control your habits. And this is about Pesach. Pesach, when you translate Pesach, >> [music] >> peh sach, the mouth talk. This what it's teaching us about time. The real freedom, the real Pesach we're going to only feel when we're going [music] to speak among our family, among our children. Like we have mitzvah, we got to leave in home. We have to speak, we have to encourage our family, our children with Hashem. This why my custom when I sit by my table, my kids they sit [music] close to me. And with Hashem this year my grandson Yeshua David will sit with us among with Hashem. And we're going to feel the freedom among Am Yisrael. And with Hashem [music] the situation around the our nation, Am Yisrael and around the world with Hashem will bring with Hashem the freedom, the Mashiach Tzidkenu. Amen v'amen.