75 years on. The story of the arrival.

Class One. First level of Birchas Kohanim: it comes from the highest level and therefore descends to the lowest place and is guarded there. Class Two. Birchas kohanim cont. 2) the matei Aharon reveals the infinity of the Bracha of the Kihuna from the beginning, 3) The Birchas kohanim transform evil to good. This would…

Class One. Another Ma’amar that is (in part) a Mattan Torah Ma’amar. Why is Hashem introducing Himself as the Redeemer and not as the Creator, considering that Creator is Yesh MeAyin and a far greater miracle? The Rebbe explains because we look at things when they are actual (revealed) and not potential (hidden). Though from…

This is a Chanuka Ma’amar. This Ma’amar is about Galus and is therefore appropriate for Chanuka, since it is a Galus Yom tov though it occurred during the time of the Beis HaMikdash Thus, Rani which means to sing which is done from distance and darkness (as the Zohar states) brings one close, In fact…

Class One. Another Ma’amar that is (in part) a Mattan Torah Ma’amar. Why is Hashem introducing Himself as the Redeemer and not as the Creator, considering that Creator is Yesh MeAyin and a far greater miracle? The Rebbe explains because we look at things when they are actual (revealed) and not potential (hidden). Though from…

Page 456-7. NEW SV p. 600-02. 1) Neshamos from below the Kisai Hakavod. 2) Kisai (Machshava) is Bina for Adam (Gufa or: Koach HaMachshava) which is Chochma, 3) YisroEl three ideas Yud (constant), Sar (Master over all the Malachim) El (Hidden behind it is G-dliness. In this context this is Chochma).

Page 438 ff. NEW SV p. 576 ff. The Avoda of Emes LaAmito [i.e. how can one touch Him], only through Bittul. Ben shena’ase’ Eved. This part of the maamar revisits many of the old ideas as this sugia winds down. The Zohar lMan didayak bMili diChukmasa, etc.

pages 404-5. NEW SV p. 532-4. The point of the above series of discussions now comes to a conclusion. Hashem always helps (even in Birur of Ohr Chozer), but His help is subliminal. It doesn’t undermine our effort. There are levels in this as illustrated by the various mishalim (examples) sighted above.

Page 403, NEW SV p. 530-31. Third example of subliminal help: Mayvin Davar Mitoch Davar. The power to deduce from what one is taught something new entirely.

page 401, NEW SV P. 528-9. First example of subliminal help: Teaching something briefly (“Derech Ktzara” in a point), to preserve an idea’s integrity.