Falling Is NOT Failing — Start Again, Every Single Day | Likutei Moharan Torah 4 – Rietti Shiur 12

We complete our review of the first paragraph of Likutei Moharan Torah Dalet (4) and prepare to enter the "controversial" subject of viduy devarim — admitting one's mistakes before a Tzaddik — showing its precedent throughout the Torah, long before Breslov. We continue with Rav Yitzchok Breiter's Seven Pillars of Emunah: everything that happens to us — b'meizid, b'shogeg, or b'oneis — is 100% Min HaShamayim, an invitation from Hashem to turn to Him and close the gap.

Topics covered: where is my bechira? The gap between where I am and where I want to be • Ein Od Milvado — Hashem is the only power (Va'eschanan 4:39) • culpability: how can wrongdoers be Min HaShamayim? • Likutei Moharan 261: falling from your level is the beginning of coming closer • Sichos HaRan 48: start again — even 100 times a day • there is no word for "failure" in Lashon Hakodesh • "now is a new now" — Hayom Yeladeticha • the Shema Yisrael as a parenting blueprint: veshinantam levanecha — it's all in the chewing.

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