The Water Castle

description of book The Water Castle “There  was a castle made of water. It had ten walls, one inside the other, all made of water. This castle also had trees and fruit all made of water.” “It goes without saying how beautiful this castle was and how unusual.  A castle of water is certainly something wonderful and unusual.” The Water Castle is one of the most intriguing images in Rebbe Nachman’s classic story “The Seven Beggars.”  Equally intriguing is the hero of this story-within-a-story, the Beggar With No Hands, who is able to penetrate all ten walls of water and save the Princess within. But Rebbe Nachman’s goal in telling this story is not  just to entertain. What is the real meaning of the Water Castle? Reb Noson, the Rebbe’s main disciple, unlocks the mystery of this classic story in his original teachings based on Torah and Kabbalah. In classic Breslev fashion, Reb Noson goes back in time all the way to the act of Creation and back to the present, showing us how the secrets of the Water Castle impact our own lives today! Enthralling! By Reb Noson of Breslov