Tefillin – A Jewish Discourse – Spanish

description of book For: The Rabbi Natan of Breslev Rabbi Natan (1780-1844). The outstanding disciple of Rabbi Nachman of Breslev, he was ordered by his master to teach because of his capacity to explain the most profound and deep teachings of the Torah even to little children. In this brilliant discourse, Rabbi Natan is talking about the deep signficance of almost all of the different practical aspects of Tefillin: the Torah portions, the cases, the straps, the knots, the Tefillin of Rashi and Rabbeinu Tam, etc. Using Rebbe Nachman’s tale of the Blind Beggar, Rabbi Natan introduces step by step the fundamental principles of Kabbalah, showing us how the Tefillion are truly an affirmation of invincible vitality and renewal. The Chassidic movement teaches that the external practice of Judaism is the body, and in this discourse of Tefillin Rebbe Natan reveals the soul itself. Paperback, 152 pages.