Miracles beyond nature (2). Part two of the discussion of miracles.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 32 p 72 ff Miracles beyond nature (1). Class five shifts the focus to another building block in the discussion of healing – miracles. What is common among the miracles in the Torah? The Rambam’s view is discussed.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 32 p 72 ff The months are distinct and a continuum. A story of the Rogatchaver gaon illustrates the theoretical discussion of time. The analysis of time moves on to the connection with the concept of healing. Each month is significant on its own and in relation to its place in…

Likutei Sichos – Vol 32 p 72 ff Nedarim (vows) and Teshuva. The second class delves into the question of deep and complete healing in detail. Including an interesting discussion of Nedarim (vows) and their relationship to Teshuva and health

Likutei Sichos – Vol 32 p 72 ff Complete Healing.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 31 p 170 ff The Lesson from this Sicha, is to act as is the true nature of a Jew. What matters most is ruchniyus. Page 175-6.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 31 p 170 ff The Yidden threw off the divine protection, by insisting that they could achieve protection through natural means, by being endeared to the non-Jews at that time. And thus they opened themselves up to accidents and Tzuros. Page 171-2.

Class One. Beginning and the end of the Ma’amar was discussed in this class. Amalaik can only get you after you leave Egypt (simple faith) and before you become rich (Pnimiyus HaMochin UMidos) when you enter the holy land.This is the meaning of Baderech (on the road) after you left Egypt (prior to the entry…

Likutei Sichos – Vol 31 p 170 ff The question isn’t why we deserved to die, the question is how did we survive. The answer is, of course, a divine miracle, which we can throw off if we choose to. This is what happened then in Shushan, they went to and enjoyed the feast of…