Itinerantdaughter's Blog

For a long time, I lost this reference, and so now I am holding it here so that I can always find it when I need it.

“Indeed, the disciples of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov used to set aside an hour a day known as the Dead Hour, in which all business would cease and nothing structured was permitted, allowing the repressed soul to come to the fore and be free.”

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