Reddit reviews Outpouring of the Soul Rabbi Nachman's Path in Meditation
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>...one man called the borchu while the rest of us were leaving. I get that he was probably davening at a different pace than the rest of us but I don't really know the how/why.)
It is a fairly common practice for someone who came late and missed borchu to do it at the end of davening.
>How do people decide to be Breslover? What would be the things that would be special/distinct about Breslover life, versus my experiences with MO and Chabad?
A lot of people find Breslov attractive for a variety of reasons. In particular, Breslov takes a very realistic attitude towards personal growth, emphasizing that failure - repeated failure - is an integral part of the growth process and the main thing that matters is never giving up.
I personally am not Breslov, so I'm obviously not the most qualified to tell you how to learn about their approach, but I can say that there are a number of good books on the subject available in English that can give you a decent introduction:
Read some stuff from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov:
His writing is intended for someone in your position!
Hey! I've been reading a bit about Rebbe Nachman. What is the general opinion on him? (sorry if this is ignorant)
Also, I want to pick up some books by him, they look really interesting!
https://www.amazon.com/Outpouring-Soul-Rabbi-Nachmans-Meditation/dp/0930213149
https://www.amazon.com/LIKUTEY-MOHARAN-Rebbe-Nachman-Breslov/dp/0930213920
Has anyone read either of these? (For context I'm a Modern Orthodox 19 yr old slowly becoming more observant again and I've been buying a decent amount of books, also feel free to recommend anything!) Thanks!!!
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