Why do some of the greatest spiritual giants leave this world so young?

Rav Shlomo Katz confronts the difficult reality of Rebbe Nachman's battle with tuberculosis and his passing at the age of 38. Drawing heavily on the Ramchal (Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto) and Reb Nosson, we learn that a Tzaddik's suffering is often not a personal tragedy, but a profound Kapara (atonement) for the generation.

Rav Shlomo explores the critical distinction between "recovering" and "healing." While Rebbe Nachman did not physically recover, he achieved the ultimate healing by turning his agonizing illness into a vehicle for self-elevation and eternal spiritual medicine for the Jewish people.

This episode teaches us how to find healing and purpose even in the midst of physical brokenness.

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How do you stop living in tomorrow's worries and start truly living today?

Recorded live in Uman, Rav Shlomo Katz delivers a potent lesson on Rebbe Nachman's Torah of Hayom (Today). We learn that the ultimate spiritual advice is recognizing that the only thing we actually possess is the present moment.

Rav Shlomo explains that thinking about the entirety of our religious obligations or future plans can paralyze us with a heavy burden. But when we strip away tomorrow and focus only on the Mitzvah directly in front of us, the load becomes light.

This episode is a vital reminder to show up for the exact moment Hashem has placed you in right now.

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Is your Shabbat filled with peace, or is it secretly the most stressful day of the week?

Rav Shlomo Katz shares a revealing encounter between Reb Nosson and Rebbe Nachman. When Reb Nosson admitted that his Shabbat was filled with heavy fear and awe, the Rebbe firmly rebuked him, explaining that if you aren't experiencing joy (Simcha) on Shabbat, you are entirely missing the point.

Drawing on the classic ethical work Reshit Chochmah, we learn that we must invest in the physical and spiritual delights of Shabbat to ground our awe in its proper place. Rav Shlomo teaches that even if you struggle to actually feel the joy amidst the chaos of life, simply telling Hashem how desperately you want to be happy on Shabbat is a massive victory in His eyes.

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