Class Four. Page 103-6. Go but why be passionate about it? A Jew’s passions are in Yiddishkeit.

Class Three. Page 100-103. Running to the country, how unrewarding unpleasant it is, but one must conform, to the social pressures.

Class One. Page 152-4. Yitzchok’s age and Avraham’s death and the twins (Yaakov and Eisav’s) Bar Mitzva. The only way to reconcile this is to say that for two years Yitzchok was in Gan Eden and didn’t age. When Avraham died at 175 years old, Yitzchok was 73 and his twins turned 13. He brought…

Class Eleven. Page 78-80. In addition to all the benefits one derives from giving to another for himself personally, There’s also the consideration that it is a time of Sakana and no time to make calculations and personal considerations.

Class Three: Page 78- 9. The place called רפידים means רפו ידיהם מדברי תורה. When it comes to Torah if it is not in the hands it isn’t really Torah! Torah (starts higher than intellect and therefore) extends lower than intellect.  

Class Five. The measure of one’s own involvement in material things (whether it is healthy or not) can be seen in how one values another’s gashmiyus. Some great stories in this class. Page 147-8.

Class Seven. This Sicha returns to the idea of Achashavirosh being Godliness of a level which is beyond discrimination and he explains and develops the idea with the concept of the highest achdus, where anything less is ‘BiDakus DiDakus’ and issue of avoda Zara! In life this means grab and eat, grab and drink, and…

Class Four. An example for the aforementioned joining of Neshama and Guf imperative is Davening. One cannot have a productive prayer unless he goes the through the steps on Tefilla and he must go in order from the lowest to the highest. Page 146-7.

Class Nine. Page 74-6. Everyone is obligated in Hakhail, but the King’s obligation is to everyone. A lesson for Yeshiva Bochurim.

Class Two. Page 16-18. Gold and White in the Kohen Gadol’s clothes on Yom Kippur and the lesson in it for all.