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New Weekly Project Connects Torah Portions to Rabbi Nachman's Teachings

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Ron Aharon and Naoor Nano Shimoni have launched a new weekly project called "Starting from Genesis" that links the weekly Torah portion with the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. Rabbi Yonatan Schwartz provides interpretations, or "vorts," on the Torah portions, which are offered in Yiddish, Hebrew, and English. Uri Avraham is also involved in the project. The initiative seeks to offer a spiritual connection through Rabbi Nachman's philosophy.

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  • A new weekly project, "Starting from Genesis," connects Torah portions to Rabbi Nachman's teachings.
  • Ron Aharon and Naoor Nano Shimoni are the initiators of the new project.
  • Rabbi Yonatan Schwartz provides weekly interpretations on the Torah portions.
  • The interpretations are available in Yiddish, Hebrew, and English.
  • Uri Avraham is a contributor to the project.

A new weekly project, "Starting from Genesis," has been launched by Ron Aharon and Naoor Nano Shimoni. The initiative aims to connect the weekly Torah portion with the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. The project features insights from Rabbi Yonatan Schwartz, who delivers a "vort" (a short discourse or interpretation) on the weekly portion. These discourses are available in Yiddish, Hebrew, and English, with separate recordings for each language. Uri Avraham is also credited as a contributor to the project. The project's goal is to provide a weekly connection to spiritual teachings through the lens of Rabbi Nachman's philosophy.

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