Class Four. Page 129-130. Simcha even for the imperfect because Hashem doesn’t throw anyone away. Example: Sicha of Purim 5751 ובכן אבוא אל המלך אשר לא כדת. Class Five. Page 130. Four categories of שמחה: A) עבדו את השם בשמחה. This Joy is (only) an aspect in the עבודה life of every Jew. B) מועדים…

Class One.   Class Two.

The Purim- Yom Kippur connection. There is a short summary at the beginning of the class of the entire series up to this point. The class then moves into a fascinating explanation of the connection between Purim and Yom Kippur. Understanding this connection gives new meaning to the entire Jewish calender.

Class Four. This Sicha was said to the supporters of the Lubavitcher Yeshiva. The Rebbe discusses the idea that spiritually we’re all Kohein Gadol and there is the Avoda of gold, where each one must use all the special strengths Hashem gave him, and the Avoda of white, that we’re all the same. Class Five….

Class Three-One . Introduction to the famous Sicha about what T’shuva Tefilla and Tzedaka mean in Yiddishkiet. Page 16-17. Class Three-Two. The difference between T’shuva, Tefilla Tzedaka by a Yid and a Goy. To one they are regret, request and charity while to the other they are return, connection and righteousness. Page 17-19. Class Three-Three….

The idea that in the very beginning there is the end shows itself in the idea that ‘the blowing for practice’ on the first day of Rosh Chodesh Elul is connected to Yom Kippur!

This Maamar was said on Shabbos Parshas Acharei 5748. It is however (also) a Yom Kippur Maamar.

Depths of Teshuva.

SERIES ON KING IN THE FIELD CLASS 12, Yom Kippur Class One. Yom Kippur as it fits into the overall avoda (work or service) of the Elul/Tishrei period in the Jewish year. The super mitzvah of teshuvah. SERIES ON KING IN THE FIELD CLASS 13, Yom Kippur Class Two.An intense class on preparing for Yom…