Siman 221

(37.) On the final Rosh Hashana in Uman, close to his passing — and they were in the house of Rabbi Nussun-Nussun — they prayed within the ambar [barn/large storage hall], and he said that at that time they needed to strengthen themselves more in prayer. And he said: "Now it is fitting for you to look more carefully — puk chazi from the ambar." (It seems to my humble understanding: in the manner that our Rabbis of blessed memory said [Brachot 45]: puk chazi mai amma davar — "go out and see what the people are doing.") And in our many sins we did not take to heart his holy words, and did not merit to understand them. And close afterward the light of our eyes was extinguished, the glory of our master, teacher and Rabbi, his holiness our Rabbi Nachman of blessed memory — and he was buried in Uman as has been explained. And I — R. Nussun — say: may Hashem Yisburach in his abundant mercies have mercy and send us the righteous redeemer speedily, to say to us: "This will console us" — in days like [those] of our affliction He will make us joyful. Amen, so may it be His will, speedily in our days, Amen.