Day by Day, is a new concept to help you master the whole of Breslov teachings – and make Rebbe Nachman’s guidance and encouragement part of your everyday life.

Each day, you’ll spend a short time studying excerpts from ten major Breslov works. On this schedule, you’ll complete all these books in a year’s time. These include the Rebbe’s seminal teachings: The Aleph-bet Book, Rebbe Nachman’s Stories, Tzaddik, and Rebbe Nachman’s Wisdom. Also included are works by Reb Noson which exemplify and illuminate the Rebbe’s teachings: Kitzur Likutey Moharan, Reb Noson’s Prayers, and Reb Noson’s Letters.

Rebbe Nachman’s teachings are transformative, bringing fresh perspectives to everyday trials and challenges. Day by Day, let Rebbe Nachman be at your side, guiding and encouraging you to succeed in this world and the next.Rebbe Nachman spoke highly of the greatness of maintaining a regular Torah study schedule. He taught, 'Maintaining a Torah study regimen is greater even than fulfilling all the mitzvot' Rebbe Nachman also taught, 'Every bit of Torah knowledge a person gains...is already considered success for the soul!'

A selection of works that is not overwhelming for a daily dose, but are interesting and engaging so that the reader will gain something every day.

On the morning commute... during the lunch break... and into the night, Jews everywhere can be seen immersed in a sefer, eager to leave the hustle and bustle of daily life to connect with higher truths.

Yet in today’s day and age, we often don’t have the luxury of opening up a safer, people have swap the book for an audiobook, the novel for a podcast.

We are working to have this daily audio podcast ready for a daily update starting this upcoming Tu Be’shvat (15th of Shevat) – Reb Noson’s Birthday.

If The Rebbe said that the greatest thing is to spread his books, it’s time to spread them as audiobooks.

Join this amazing initiative, turnig the Day By Day: A Daily Dose of Rebbe Nachman‘s teachings and making them in to an audiobook.

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