A Ma’amar of the Alter Rebbe and the Tzemach tzedek that has not been developed by the later Rabeiim that much, is always full of surprises. This Ma’amar can be seen as two distinct discussions: 1) How could a Yid appear side by side with Malachim who are prosecuting them on Rosh Hashana itself. We…

Class One. Page 97-8. Avrohom, even as a King traveled to people to do his work, the lesson for us. Class Two. Page 99-100. Example for this: The expectation of the Sanhedrin to go to the people, and the liability they carried for the people’s largest sins if they didn’t.

Class Three. Page 100-103. Running to the country, how unrewarding unpleasant it is, but one must conform, to the social pressures. Class Four. Page 103-6. Go but why be passionate about it? A Jew’s passions are in Yiddishkeit.

Class Five. Page 106-9. The Avoda Zara Tamuz and women. Not to be overwhelmed with the Parnassa concerns. Parnassa is frequently not what it seems.

Class Six. Page 109-111. The Rabbeiim prioritize action and the work of those Chassidim who are involved in action. This means in affect celebrating youth and the youthfulness of the elders as well. Class Seven. Page 111-113. Continued.

Class Eight. Page 120-122. When one does Lech Lecha not only does he not lose but then (and only then) does he reach the highest levels (Asher Areka). Different interpretations of Me’Artzecha, Mi’Moladitecha and Mibais Avicha. Class Nine. Page 122-3. Continued, leaving the limitations of the Godly Soul as well. Class Ten. Page 123-5. Giving…

Class One. Page 28-30. Simple People, What Moshe learned at Mount Sinai. Class Two. Page 30-32. Story: the Previous Rebbe appointed three people and only the simple one did and is still doing.

Page 37-8. The holy Ba’al Shem Tov taught that a person is where his will is, and the Alter Rebbe added that this is BiPnimiyus and it lasts even after one stops thinking about being there. Tshuva.

Women were spoken to first but given the same message. The power women have in their homes (even) over their husbands, to establish one hundred percent for Hashem and ‘no fifty-fifty’.

Class One. Page 40. The Menorah must be prepared by a Kohen but it can be lit by anyone. Class Two. Page 40-42. The Cleaning must be done by the Kohein because we must each work individually for our own achievements. According to the RaMbaM even by day they lit the candles, because in daylight…