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8 of 9 The Story of the Seven Beggar

The Legless Beggar
(It is said that Rabbi Nachman removed the story of the last beggar because it revealed too many mysteries of the Messiah)

There was joy greater than ever before, all that day until the next day, and then they longed for the coming of the legless beggar. But now the story is heavy to tell, for every word in it is burdened with meaning; and whoever is filled with the knowledge of the book of mysteries may understand, for the meaning of the arrows that could be drawn back, is written in its passages, and the meaning of the virtue that could stand against the walls of water is in the lines:’ And their righteousness is as the waves of the sea! ‘and the ten sorts of wounds, and the ten healing melodies are also written in the Zohar