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Nachman of Breslov 🌐

נחמן מברסלב (Known as "Rebbe Nachman")

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Born Apr 04, 1772 🌐 Medzhybizh, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Passed Away Oct 16, 1810 Uman, Russia

Lifespan 38 years old

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"The world is a very narrow bridge; the main thing is not to be afraid at all."

Archival Overview

Visionary great-grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, founder of Breslov Hasidism, and author of Likkutei Moharan and mystical folk tales who taught never to despair.

Biographical Record

Nachman of Breslov (1772–1810 CE) revitalized Hasidism through his emphasis on intense solitary personal prayer (Hitbodedut), unshakeable joy, and storytelling.

He taught that despair is the only true defeat, urging believers to dance through hardship and authoring mystical parables that captivated world literature.

Key Life Milestones

1802

Establishment of Breslov Hasidism

Moved to Breslov, establishing his core fraternity centered on heartfelt personal dialogue with God.

1808

Likkutei Moharan Published

Published 'Likkutei Moharan', articulating profound teachings on faith, melody, and psychological resilience.

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Final Resting Place

Perpetual Memorial

Ohel of Rebbe Nachman
Uman, Ukraine

                         GPS: 48.7492, 30.2217                    

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