Class Nine. Page 85-7. Conclusions: 1) Learning Chassidus, 2) Halacha, 3) Keren Hashana, 4) Breishis, a new beginning, even if Tishrei was not as it should be.

Women were spoken to first but given the same message. The power women have in their homes (even) over their husbands, to establish one hundred percent for Hashem and ‘no fifty-fifty’.

Rabbi Berel Baumgarten’s group. Youth is the the winter of one’s life, Young adulthood is the spring. What to do about this.

Page 251-3. Iyar is Avrohom, Yitzchok, Yaakov, Rochel. Why Rochel. She was the only one who could appease Hashem for the Galus and His distancing Himself from Yidden.

Page 245-8. The Tzadik must also have the advantage of T’shuva, it motivates growth in an infinite way.

Page 243-5. The Simchah is motivated by two ideas: 1) A person is where he wants to be, so he is already in the geula, 2) The longing and anticipation puts the person there. The Niggun Tzama Licha Nafshi.

Page 242-3. Ani Ma’amin, Simchah, what is there to be BiSimcha about, what we have revealed to us when Moshiach comes, that we are earning now.

Class Nine: Page 68. Three years of Orla followed by a year of Revui and now the fifth year (chulin that need Birur). How Orla is both the Holiest and yet the lowest Klipa. This class ends with a series of private remarks the Rebbe made to people during the course of the Farbrengen.

Why does the Parsha that epitomizes Golus have a Haftorah that talks of Geula? The answer: the point of Galus is Geula. Not only the Geula from Mitzrayim is hinted here but all the Geulos including the final one. It is very important to reveal however that this advantage of Geula begins emphatically on the…

In Galus there are two ‘first borns’: Yosef’s first born is Menashe: to remember from where you come and not to be influenced by the environment you are in. Ya’akov’s first born is Ephrayim: to succeed and prosper and take something from the Exile and to ultimately transform it. Yosef therefore objects to the switching…