Class One. Page 38-9. Explaining the phrase קבלת התורה בשמחה ובפנימיות. Joy to overcome hardships. Pnimiyus to reach the essence of the Neshama. We meet אנכי הוי’ אלוקיך, the essence of G-dliness is our personal G-d.

Class Two. Page 39-40. Children are our guarantors. The child in each one of us also guarantees the Torah. Class Three. Page 40. We should never feel unworthy or incapable. The earliest recipients of the Torah were most unready yet He loved them and gave it especially to them.

Class Four. Page 40-41. Tahalucha, the idea and the significance. Spreading Chassidus. Class Five. Page 40-43. Tahalucha is in the best spirit of יפוצו מעינותיך חוצה where one goes to the recipient and doesn’t wait to be needed and sought out. Like Aharon HaKohein who loved everyone, even the simplest people. But at the same…

Class six. Page 59-60. Introduction about Reb Laib, the Rebbe’s brother on the occasion of 13 Iyar, his Yahrtzeit. Gan Yisroel- the “upside” of camp- what the gains are.

Class Seven. Page 66-67. The Baal Shem Tov’s dvaikus and remaining in the body etc.

Toras Menachem vol. 20 page 91-94. Talk One: Graduating girls. Their Chinuch must continue and the direction is towards further spiritual growth and increased good action. Talk Two: Boys from out of town. The summer is not a break but a preparation for the next year. This is proven in how the child behaves during…

Class One. A letter for the opening of camp. To emerge as fruit of a (Hashem’s) garden.

Class One. Page 108-110. 1) A year has all kinds of changes. 2) A thirty year cycle has all types of changes within changes. So we take stock of the last thirty years since these new strengths were gives to us and feel inadequate, but C”V not depressed. We are motivated like the Ba’al Teshuva…

Class Three. Page 111-113. At seventeen his father saw the Frierdiker Rebbe as fit to be a Rebbe. His qualifications to be Rebbe: 1) He inherited it. 2) His own personal greatness. 3) He and his father were one. The lesson for us: when one has so great a head, much more is expected from…