The daily strengthening from The Rav, the holy gaon and Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a: “Rebbe Nachman atones for all reincarnations”

Tuesday, 1 Iyar 5785 — To receive back all the losses that are missing from our lives, taken from the shiur delivered to the people of Rishon LeTzion on 1 Iyar 5782; these are his holy words:

Specifically the tribe of Dan merited to be the most chosen tribe—because it brings back all lost things.

Because the entire mission of the Tzaddik is to return all that was lost. The Rebbe says: I can return all lost things; I can heal every sickness in the world.

The whole reason there was a Holocaust is because they didn’t know who the Tzaddik is—if ten people would have said The Tikkun HaKlali three times, there would have been no Holocaust at all!

Rebbe Nachman atones for all the sins in the world—for all reincarnations, from the sin of Adam HaRishon.

“He brought his offering: one silver bowl, its weight was one hundred and thirty” (Bamidbar 7:19)—this is said regarding the sin of Adam HaRishon.

Here in Parashas Naso they bring a “silver bowl.” “Bowl” is 770; “silver” is 160—together 930, plus the 130 years of “one hundred and thirty, its weight,” when Adam HaRishon lived in separation—in order to atone for the entire one hundred and thirty years in which sparks went out from Adam HaRishon for nothing. From those sparks, all the demons and spirits were created.

Every spark that went out from Adam HaRishon is four hundred million demons—endless demons and spirits were created. From here come all the afflictions in the world.

So one must have intention when saying: “one silver bowl, its weight was one hundred and thirty”—that Adam HaRishon’s entire 130 years were to atone for those 130 years: “one hundred and thirty, its weight.”