Likutei Sichos Vol 16 p 139 ff 1) A home, where one lives “in all his essence”, 2) Only down here can we have a relationship with Him because we’re not trying. Bittul is a Keli for Atzmus. Page 141.

Likutei Sichos Vol 16 p 139 ff Hashem desires for 1) Himself 2) a Home 3) In the lowest world. This is the only place this can happen because all three ideas depend on one another. Discussion on relationships and the question of a relationship with Him Himself. Page 140-1.

1) Dira is beyond reason; it reveals the purpose for creation but isn’t really an explanation, 2) Tachtonim, the Frierdike Rebbe led down this path and we follow. Page 140.

Likutei Sichos Vol 16 p 139 ff Introduction: What is a Rebbe? Like Moshe Rabbeinu- he takes the same Torah and shows where it’s new emphasis lies today and makes it current and alive.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 15 p 75 ff End. [Doing what gives you pleasure as a preparation for Kabalas Ol]. Why the Tzemach Tzedek turned down a gift which he later deserved but could no longer get. page 81-2.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 15 p 75 ff Between finite and infinite in growth in revealing G-d and G-dliness there was Golus Mitzrayim. Unnatural work reveals G-dliness to an unnatural degree. Page 81.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 15 p 75 ff Children’s early simplifications of Hashem are not wrong, only simple. They also understand that there is more to Hashem then the form they are imagining. Page 79-80.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 15 p 75 ff Discussion about earning our Jewishness and our Lubavitchness. The bracket: Shelo Lishma must come first. Page 78.

Likutei Sichos – Vol 15 p 75 ff The answer cont. We must earn and personalize our identity as Jews, so we feel Yiddishkeit as the Avos did. Page 78-9.

The question: Where is the Horaa in life from these and the stories of Galus Mitzrayim? Page 76-77.