Classes

5 Class Five

Letter Klali Prati- 5 Rashei Teivos (abbreviations) for Elul: Torah, Tefilla, Tzedaka, Teshuva and Geula. We do Teshuva in these areas [using these tools to help us succeed].

6 Toras Menachem Series on Ufaratzta Summer 5718 (1958) onward

Ufaratzta from the Sichos Class One. Toras Menachem vol. 23 page 117-18, 130, 142-6, 150-1. Ma’amar, Sicha about how there are two opposites in Ufaratzta: finitude and infinity together. Kfar Chabad and more all in the spirit of Ufaratzta. Ufaratzta from the Sichos Class Two. Ufaratzta from the Sichos Class Three.

To Shluchim.

Page 26-8. How to behave before and during and after the trip.

To Students of Ohel Moshe Yeshiva.

Page 29-31. Questions and answers, in part on בית שמאי ובית הלל and the idea that both are correct, אלו ואלו דברי אלקים חיים and still והוי’ עמו הלכה כבית הלל.

Sicha One.

Class One. Page 45-6. כרע שכב כארי וכלביא מי יקימנו We are -in Golus- laying and no one can raise us but even then we are a lion. מי Hashem Himself will raise us. Class Two. Page 46-8. Miracles always occur but once in a while they are so blatant as to smash the concealment…

Sicha Two.

Class Three. Page 48-50. The birth of a Rabbinic “דברי קבלה” holiday takes time to determine if the people can handle the new גזירה. Examples of Chanuka and even of Purim. This will (of course) tie into 12 Tamuz. Class Four. Page 50-52. The same happened 12 Tamuz it took a year to establish it…

ויאמר ה’ אל אברהם לך לך ה’תשמ”א.

The Zohar compares אברהם to the first of the עשרת הדברות which corresponds to all רמ”ח מצות עשה. This theme is consistent with the idea of לאתקנא רזא דשמי’ה to bring more light into the vessels of אצילות and to expand the vessels. This is the meaning of ואגדלה שמיך- of Hashem! It is achieved…

לך לך ה’תשמ”ב.

The two motions of Avrohom: from far to close and afterwards from close to far to achieve his purpose.

Lech Lecha 5745.

Lech Lecha is double. In Chassidus this alludes to movement up and down. This is Torah vs. Mitzvos and Tefilla.

Lech Lecha 5746.

Lech Lecha includes both movements: up and down. In this version of this classic Maamar, the Rebbe argues that from this first Possuk of the Parsha it is indicative that we can (and therefore must) do both together.