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Three Fundamentals of Breslover Chassidus

A. Daily Study of Halachah (Jewish Law)

Rebbe Nachman directed his followers to acquire extensive knowledge of halachah through daily study of the “Shulchan Aruch”, the comprehensive treatise on Jewish law. Through these daily study sessions one becomes accustomed to base one’s inner spiritual growth on a fundamental and sound connection with the wisdom and traditions of earlier generations, and learns in the most practical way how to carry out God’s will as transmitted to us through the Written and Oral Torah.

B. Hisbodedus (Seclusion)

Rebbe Nachman was the innovator of the concept known as “Hisbodedus” (lit. ‘seclusion’, coll. ‘meditation’). Rebbe Nachman asserted that this is “the ultimate highest level” in intimacy with the Creator. He defined hisbodedus as a genuine intimate conversation with God, “as one would speak to one’s friend”. Rebbe Nachman introduced this as a spiritual activity to engage in on a regular basis, for at least an hour daily. Hisbodedus is best done outdoors and at midnight, but can be done during the day and anywhere (even in bed, under the covers!).

C. The Annual Rosh Hashanah Gathering in Uman

It is no secret that in the past few years Breslov has attracted thousands of newcomers to their unique path! Some integrate into the many existent Breslov communities, whereas others founded new communities of their own –each with its own distinct style. All paths join each year at the “Kibbutz (‘gathering’)” of Breslover Chassidim in Uman –the resting place of Rebbe Nachman in Ukraine –on Rosh Hashanah.

After decades in which Rebbe Nachman’s burial place behind the Iron Curtain was unapproachable, one of Rebbe Nachman’s main directives –the mass gathering of practically all Breslover devotees in Uman on Rosh Hashanah –has been renewed in the most wonderful fashion. This gathering has become one of the world’s largest prayer gatherings, with more than ten thousand Jews participating in the services. There is certainly no better example than this of Rebbe Nachman’s immortal words: “My flame will burn bright until the arrival of Mashiach (the Messiah)!”