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[Ber86]

Bergman, Simcha [trans.] Likutey Moharan by Nachman of Breslov. Jerusalem, New York: Breslov Research Institute. c1986. Out of Print

[Gre92]

Green, Arthur. Tormented Master: The Life and Spiritual Quest of Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav. Jewish Lights Pub; 1992. Paperback reprint edition. ISBN 1-879045-11-7.

[Kra92]

Kramer, Chaim. Through Fire and Water: The Life of Reb Noson of Breslov. Edited by Avraham Greenbaum. Jerusalem, New York: Breslov Research Institute. c1992.

[Myk96]

Mykoff, Moshe (ed.); Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (ed.). The Empty Chair: Finding Hope and Joy - Timeless Wisdom from a Hasidic Master, Rebbe Nachmann of Breslov. Jewish Lights Pub; 1996. Paperback. ISBN 1-879045-67-2.

[Myk99]

Mykoff, Moshe; Mizrahi, S. C.; Moharan, Nahman Likute; Breslov Research Institute; Rebbe Nachman. The Gentle Weapon: Prayers for Everyday and Not-so-Everyday Moments: Timeless Wisdom from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. Jewish Lights Pub; 1999. Paperback deluxe edition. ISBN 1-580230-22-9.

[Nacxx]

Nachman of Breslov. The Divine Conversation: Order of the Day: Golden Advice Brooklyn, N.Y.: Chassidei Breslov. 1980.

[Nac11]

Nathan of Breslov. Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom. Breslov Research Inst; 1911. Hardcover. ISBN 0-930213-01-7.

[Sch80]

Schick, Eleazer Shlomo. A voice calls out to God: Based on the Works of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov and His Holy Disciples. Translated by Kalman Duvid Serkez. New York: K. D. Serkez, 1980.

[Ste87]

Sternharz, Nathan. Tzaddik (Chayey Moharan): A Portrait of Rabbi Nachman. Translated by Avraham Greenbaum ; Edited by Moshe Mykoff. Jerusalem, New York: Breslov Research Institute. c1987.

[Ste93]

Sternharz, Nathan. Eternally yours (Alim LiTerufah): The Collected Letters of Reb Noson of Breslov. Translated by Yaakov Gabel; edited by Moshe Schorr. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. 1993.

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