Parable 1 An excerpt from "Likutei alahot" 3 The story of the approach of 6 The story of the miraculous note 34 From the words of Rabbi (FOR ME NAH NAHMA Nachman Umán) 40 Tikkun Aklan In keeping 46 And Writ / transcription 48 Translation 67 The content of the note 76
Tikkun Aklan - INTRODUCTION
"Tikkun Aklan" ("universal fix") opened and gave the world the great and holy righteous Rabbi Nachman of Braslava. It consists of 10 psalms (16, 32, 41, 42, 59, 77, 90, 105, 137. 150) of the book "Teilim" King David, and this is the root of the whole book. It is intended for anyone: men and women, small and large. Read aloud consistently as possible, without interruption, and at any time of the day, it helps, as the name implies, at any difficulties in any area, in any situation. Rabbi Nachman said that "this correction (Tikkun)-thing entirely new and wonderful discovery," and again: "I am firm in each of his promise, but even more I am firm in the fact that these 10 psalms help very, very much." A Also: "... and how many great saints like comprehend it hard to find general fixes (with 10 kinds of melodies), but could not. Some have started to learn something about this patch, but left this world in the middle of the work without completing it. I also helped the Almighty, blessed be He, is that I won the stand and complete this work entirely. " In these 10 psalms concluded the 10 kinds of tunes, 10 adverbs, who wrote the book "Teilim": ashrey, lamenatseah, maskilim aleluya, etc. And each of them is able to subdue a force of evil, to confront him. "Tikkun Aklan," reads in Hebrew or in transcription. Reading of "Tikun Aklan" helps correct the soul, even without understanding his words, though, of course, reading with understanding and feeling has even greater force. Especially good reading of the preface, "Tikun" (as well as reading "Teilim") for help to other people and the people of Israel.
The emphasis in the Hebrew word most often is on the last syllable, so noted only in the words coming out of this rule. The letter h gives the accompanying vowel slightly muffled throaty sound, and transcription is underlined.
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