Hassidim breslev dansant sur un camion Na Nah Nahma Nahman Meouman

What is "Na Nah Nahma Nahman Meouman"? Joy, faith and Breslev song

🎶 1. A sacred song that opens hearts

In the Breslev tradition , joy ( simcha ) is a central tool for drawing closer to God.

Rabbi Nachman said: “It is a great mitzvah to always be joyful.”

This sentence is a song of liberation , a tool allowing:

  • get out of sadness,
  • push away negative thoughts,
  • to rise spiritually.

The Na Nah repeat it while dancing and singing, sometimes for hours, because it opens the doors of the heart and attracts divine light .


🧠 2. A song with spiritual effects

  • The repetition of the name “Na Nah Nahma Nahman Meouman” acts on the soul.
  • It calms the mind, connects to God , and brings down healing ( refu'a ) .
  • It also repairs faults and purifies the soul, according to the teachings transmitted by Rabbi Israel Odesser.


🪧 3. Why write it everywhere?

You may have seen graffiti written on the street , on stickers, clothes, cars, etc.

Here's why:

  • The Na Nahs want to spread the light of Rabbi Nahman throughout the world.
  • The public writing of the sentence is seen as a dissemination of Tikkun (universal spiritual reparation).
  • It is a way of reminding everyone that there is hope , a connection with God, even on the street, even for those furthest away.


📿 4. Why dance in the street with this phrase?

  • Dance and music are ways to express simcha , divine joy.
  • The Na Nah take to the streets with loudspeakers and dance in the name of "Emouna b'pshitat" (simple faith).
  • It creates an atmosphere of light and return to God , even amidst the hustle and bustle of the modern world.


🕊️ In summary

Appearance

Role of the phrase "Na Nach Nachma Nachman Meouman"

Singing

To connect with God with joy

Mantra

To purify the mind and soul

Stickers/tags

To spread the light of Rabbi Nahman

Dance and street

To share the simple faith with everyone


- NA NAH NAHMA NAHMAN MEOUMAN -

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