Ullim LeTroofah
עלים לתרופה
Leaves for Healing
LETTER FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN
With the help of Hashem Yisborach  ·  Monday — the eve of Rosh Chodesh KislevBreslov  ·  Year 5605 (1844)
ToPeace — to my beloved son — my dear one — as is customary.

He sent his letter to R.Sh. to Uman — and certainly it reached his hand — for he also sent a letter to Rabbi Chaim Graniver from there — who is one of our anshei sh'lomaynu — and he had a reply from him on the eve of the past holy Shabbas. Just now there is nothing new — gadol Hashem u'm'hulal m'od. And let him remember the letter he wrote him some days ago — that speaks there of this conversation that our Rebbe said — "Gott iz groys — me veyst gor nit" — and he lives only through this — and it is impossible to speak of this in particular in writing.

Be strong my son — and be strong at every time anew — and in all kinds of bitterness that passes over you and over him — one must gladden his soul more — and convert the sorrow and sighing to joy. For what would we have done — G-d forbid — if in such bitterness and sorrow and sighing we had been opponents — G-d forbid G-d forbid — our hope would have been completely lost — far be it. Now now there is hope — good and wondrous hope for all of us — also for me also for you there will be good hope without doubt. Hope to Hashem and He will save you — un taki fort hop — and in any case only joy.

He received the two gold coins and they are very necessary for him. May Hashem Yisborach send complete healing to his son — may he live. And he is compelled now to sleep — and his mind is not clear at all. May Hashem Yisborach give us the holiness of Chanukah — that we merit the dedication of the house with joy — and to see with joy and to be seen face to face with joy. Nagila v'nismecha bishu'aso.

Your father Nussun of Breslov.

Nussun of Breslov.

Overview: Monday — the eve of Rosh Chodesh Kislev — Breslov — 5605. To his beloved son. He sent his letter to R.Sh. to Uman — and certainly it reached his hand — for he also sent a letter to Rabbi Chaim Graniver from there — who is one of our anshei sh'lomaynu — and he had a reply from him on the eve of the past holy Shabbas. Just now there is nothing new — gadol Hashem u'm'hulal m'od. And let him remember the letter he wrote him some days ago — that speaks of this conversation that our Rebbe said — Gott iz groys — me veyst gor nit — and he lives only through this — and it is impossible to speak of this in particular in writing. Be strong my son — and be strong at every time anew — and in all kinds of bitterness that passes over you and over him — one must gladden his soul more — and convert the sorrow and sighing to joy. For what would we have done — G-d forbid — if in such bitterness and sorrow and sighing we had been opponents — our hope would have been completely lost. Now now there is hope — good and wondrous hope for all of us — also for me also for you there will be good hope without doubt. Hope to Hashem and He will save you — un taki fort hop — and in any case only joy. He received the two gold coins and they are very necessary for him. May Hashem send complete healing to his son — may he live. He is compelled now to sleep — his mind is not clear at all. May Hashem give us the holiness of Chanukah — that we merit the dedication of the house with joy — and to see with joy and to be seen face to face with joy. Nagila v'nismecha bishu'aso.

Key Themes

He Sent His Letter to R.Sh. to Uman — He Also Sent a Letter to Rabbi Chaim Graniver — He Had a Reply From Him on the Past Shabbas Eve — Just Now Nothing New — Gadol Hashem U'M'hulal M'od — Let Him Remember the Letter Spoken of This Conversation — Gott Iz Groys — Me Veyst Gor Nit — He Lives Only Through This — It Is Impossible to Speak of This in WritingHe sent his letter to R.Sh. to Uman — certainly it reached his hand — for he also sent a letter to Rabbi Chaim Graniver — one of our anshei sh'lomaynu — and he had a reply from him on the eve of the past holy Shabbas. Just now there is nothing new — gadol Hashem u'm'hulal m'od. Let him remember the letter he wrote him some days ago — that speaks of this conversation that our Rebbe said — Gott iz groys — me veyst gor nit — and he lives only through this — and it is impossible to speak of this in particular in writing.
Be Strong at Every Time Anew — In All Kinds of Bitterness — One Must Gladden His Soul More — What Would We Have Done If in Such Bitterness We Had Been Opponents — Our Hope Would Have Been Completely Lost — Now There Is Hope — Good and Wondrous Hope — Also for Me Also for You — Un Taki Fort Hop — And in Any Case Only Joy — May Hashem Give Us the Holiness of Chanukah — Nagila V'Nismecha Bishu'asoBe strong my son — and be strong at every time anew. In all kinds of bitterness — one must gladden his soul more — and convert the sorrow and sighing to joy. For what would we have done — G-d forbid — if in such bitterness and sorrow we had been opponents — our hope would have been completely lost. Now now there is hope — good and wondrous hope for all of us — also for me also for you there will be good hope without doubt. Hope to Hashem — un taki fort hop — and in any case only joy. May Hashem give us the holiness of Chanukah — to merit the dedication of the house with joy — and to see with joy and be seen face to face with joy. Nagila v'nismecha bishu'aso.