The daily chizuk from our teacher, the holy Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a — If we don’t lose Emunah, we merit a revelation of G-dliness

“(Shemos 15:20) ‘And Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aharon, took the tambourine in her hand.’ The sister of Aharon—and not the sister of Moshe?! Rav Amram said in the name of Rav, and some say Rav Nachman said in the name of Rav: She prophesied when she was still only Aharon’s sister, saying: My mother is destined to give birth to a son who will save Israel. And when he was born, the entire house filled with light. Her father stood and kissed her on her head and said to her: My daughter, your prophecy has been fulfilled. But when they cast him into the Nile, her father stood and tapped her on the head and said to her: My daughter, where is your prophecy? This is what is written (Shemos 2:4): ‘And his sister stood from afar, to know’—to know what would be the end of her prophecy.” (Megillah 14a)

Wednesday, 11 Elul 5782 — We are not afraid to travel to Uman; we have Rebbe Nachman.

These are his holy words:

Because Amram immediately divorced Yocheved—Amram immediately lost Emunah. That is why we do not sing Shira on Pesach.

Because if Amram had not lost Emunah, then right on the spot they would have seen a revelation of G-dliness—even the Egyptians would have seen it.

Why are you divorcing (Amram)? So what is there? There is no Pharaoh, and no decrees, and no wars!

Everyone is afraid to travel to Uman—there are no wars; it doesn’t exist! There is only Rebbe Nachman, only Rebbe Nachman!

Everyone needs to buy a ticket to Uman. It doesn’t matter—you can even buy a ticket for Motzaei Shabbos and still manage to reach Uman. If they leave on Motzaei Shabbos, they will make it. They already spoke with the police; they spoke with everyone, so they should allow entry to Uman, not delay, and let people travel straight away—even though there is a curfew there and there is a war.

They already spoke with all the police, with the entire army, that when people reach the borders of Ukraine they should transfer them immediately without any delays. Within 6 hours they will arrive from Kishinev (Moldova), within 9 hours they will arrive from Iași (Romania), and whoever travels from Warsaw will need to go by train.

Whoever won’t manage via Iași and Kishinev will have a special train from Warsaw to Uman; by train it is 20 hours. They already spoke with the railways; they spoke with everything—everything is already prepared.

The tickets are almost already finished—there aren’t any—so you have to get to Uman as fast as possible, without delays. The last ones will need to come by the train from Warsaw; it is a 20-hour trip until Uman itself.

People are saying now that the Tzaddik does everything—one must know that it is all illusions; there are no wars and nothing at all!!