The difference between depression and a broken heart is that when you have a broken heart, you can be standing in a crowd of people and still turn around and say, “Master of the World!”
Sichot Haran #231
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Rabbi Nachman also taught that from a broken heart one comes to great joy, (and it is even possible and probable to be completely joyful and happy while having a broken heart).
Posted by: Naanaach | February 05, 2009 at 09:35 AM