Life as believers requires the correct balance and combination of 1) Making a Keli, 2) Believing that the Bracha was coming from Hashem. Page 172-3.

The garment of Teva for the Parnassa to rest upon, is not simply a Keli for the Nature of Hashem’s world to give us His bounty, but rather a screen through which He gives us our Parnassa super naturally. Nothing in a Yid’s life is really natural altogether. Page 172-3.

The difficulty in following Mordechai and Torah though his position is so logical. Example from the Rebbe’s position on Israel and the question of land for peace. Page 173-4.

Focus on what’s truly important- the divine help. Page 174.

The priorities described in this Sicha explain the behavior of Esther herself, who went to the king after fasting for three days in a row! Page 174-5.

First answer: The Chesed of Yitzchok was secondary and part of being whole and not polar. Page 104-5.

Introduction to second answer: what are Love (closeness) and yera (distance). This Shiur is missing a few minutes. We are sorry about it. Page 105.

Gevura in kabbala (in its source) is an intense Chesed. Page 108-9.

Introduction, new ideas of Davening are learned from Chana- why. The issue of Davening and its levels will be explored IYH in this season. Page 182-3.

The answer that we don’t learn from prior to Mattan Torah doesn’t hold up either. Page 183.