Garden of Yearning, The

"Even if a person doesn't succeed in observing what he knows is true, the important thing is that he knows what's true, fights for it, and evaluates himself daily. This is an enormous encouragement for those who pray and work on themselves, yet continue to fall from time to time. Rather than losing heart, they should regard their setback as part of their service to Hashem and their spiritual growth, and not as a failure." - From Chapter 4 of The Garden of Yearning "The Garden of Yearning" is Rabbi Shalom Arush's interpretation of Rebbe Nachman's "Tale of the Lost Princess," which is loaded with Rebbe Nachman's powerful allusions that teach us the right road to emuna and to perfecting our souls. In effect, "The Garden of Yearning" is a sequel to "The Garden of Emuna".