Siman 163

(13.) I heard that he said to Rabbi Shmuel of Teplik in Zaslav: "I am telling you so that you will know that I know what will happen afterwards — there are three things: two of them are one, and one is one. And when the two things will be, the one thing will not be — and when the one thing is, the two will not be." And he said: "I want more..." — and it was forgotten how he said what he wants — whether he wants more that the two should be or the reverse. [Regarding the ritual slaughterer of the community of Arinsk:] "On this night I occupied myself in a book of remedies — even though remedies are nothing — but a wife of one's youth is not to be found. From Mezer [a remedy] one will go to Mezhiritch, and from there one will travel to Ostrog and from there one will travel to Breslov — to bring my wife there to be occupied with remedies." And so it was done. And he said then that he thought he would have there the matter that was for him in Istanbul when he traveled to the Land of Israel. All this I heard from Rabbi Shmuel of Teplik who told of the journey to Navoritch — but most of it is missing, and there is much more to tell of the matter of this journey, which was a very wondrous and lofty wonder. And still no person knows what his intention was in this.