Claim OwnershipA Journey through the Tanya - Rabbi Yossi Lipskier
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The Tanya is the fundamental work of Chabad Chassidic thought. Its author is Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, known as the Alter Rebbe. In 1796, he printed this comprehensive guidebook, a program for living an inspired Jewish life.
Two and a half centuries later, the world has changed. Radically. Yet Rabbi Shneur Zalman’s methods, disciplines and insights remain true, refreshing and relevant as ever.
These classes are given at Chabad of Sherman Oaks, CA. The series began in December of 2020 and is ongoing, covering a new chapter every Wednesday night.
Two and a half centuries later, the world has changed. Radically. Yet Rabbi Shneur Zalman’s methods, disciplines and insights remain true, refreshing and relevant as ever.
These classes are given at Chabad of Sherman Oaks, CA. The series began in December of 2020 and is ongoing, covering a new chapter every Wednesday night.
125 Episodes
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We asked the men for short thoughts from the Tanya that meant something to them. Together, we created a recap of the whole Tanya.
The Last Class: a call to action on prayer, Torah study, and keeping Shabbos properly.
If you can’t give prayer the time it needs, at least don’t stop others from doing it right.
What is the secret of our inner strength as Jews? And how can we feel more of it?
If you’ve got greatness, don’t celebrate pettiness: a new look at one of King David’s mistakes.
Why waste my time studying parts of Torah that have never and will never happen?
Personalized Judaism vs. G-dly Judaism: Why prayer is greater than Mitzvos, and why Mitzvos are greater than prayer.
Studying with the wrong agenda vs. studying with no agenda, and why it’s impossible to pray robotically.
When Adam and Eve changed the cosmos forever: an essay on the power of action-Mitzvos
Judaism values passion. Judaism values the deed. Can one exist without the other?
Do you wait to be pushed to give, or do you come forward and give on your own? Masculine Tzedakah vs. Feminine Tzedakah
Cutting off another Jew means cutting off your own blood flow.
Should you keep giving if it seems like people don’t want your money?
Which part of Torah brings you closest to G-d? The most boring one, of course.
What does one Tzaddik tell another Tzaddik to comfort him on the loss of his young son, also a Tzaddik?
A Tzaddik and his students: an essay on the deepest type of relationship there is.
When reality shifts, our purpose shifts: a tale of two Torahs.
When G-d is in a Straitjacket: a small teaching with cosmic meaning.
It’s time to pray. Don’t talk to others. Talk to Hashem.
Learn Torah by yourself - Hashem rewards you. Learn Torah with ten Jews - Hashem joins you.
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