10 Shvat 5721, Class 10; Sicha 3 (Class 3).Toras Menachem vol 30 page 65.The Rebbe inspires and this is like איש מזריע תחילה יולדת נקבה- it is weak.

10 Shvat 5721, Class 7; Sicha 2 (Class 5).Toras Menachem vol. 30 page 61-63.(Time: 28:34) Inside reading of the Rebbe’s comments on the post Shabbos prayer “V’yiten Lecha”, and how it is connected to Malave Malkah. Two interpretations, one speaks of Torah and the other speaks of Material blessings and they are ONE in these words, to underscore…

10 Shvat 5721, Class 6; Sicha 2 (Class 4).Bringing life to the ordinary (continued)Viyiten Licha after Shabbos: two meanings one material the other about Torah and they are one.

10 Shvat 5721, Class 5; Sicha 2 (Class 3).Melave Malkah happens after Shabbos ends and we return to “Chol”- the ordinary; this brings “Techiyas HaMeisim” giving life to the ordinary.The Rebbe’s letter to Rabbi Gringlaz about his work and Techiyas HaMeisim,

10 Shvat 5721, Class 3; Sicha 2 (Class 1).Toras Menachem vol. 30 page 57 ff.Melave Malka; connected to Moshiach and Techiyas HaMaisim.The Luz bone.

18-24 ff. Three contingent ideas: 1) Tumah, 2) Toaiva, 3) the land throws you out.This class (based heavily on the RaMbaN) explains the relationship between holiness and refinement and the Land of Yisroel.The topic of this class is the Land of Israel’s inability to Tolerate ImpuritySpecial intro on Rabbi Paltiel’s grandfather’s yahrzeit (?)Length: 36:14 There…

Class Five. Page 152-3. Tishrei is the pattern of seeking Hashem and never abandoning the hope of finding Him. The revelation of Neila and the joy of Simchas Torah.

Class Four. Page 150- 2. In the relationship between Hashem and Yidden this idea that the female is closer to the recipient of the Tzedakah is also true. Hashem longs and desires תכסוף that we partner and contribute.

Class Three. Page 148-150. Abba Chilkia and his wife, the advantage of women’s Tzedaka over men’s Tzedaka. This applies to the Tzedaka people give their own children. Including Ruchniyus, what a mother does for her children is more than what a father does and is more direct. Everything begins in heaven and comes from heaven…

Class Two. Page 90-92. Many levels of Shelo Lishma, from the very sublime to the most coarse. The highest (as fine as it is) leads one slowly downward until the very lowest levels. 1) To know the Halacha, 2) To enjoy Torah’s scholarship, 3) To earn a livelihood, 4) For honor, to be called “Rabbi”,…