Different sources of G-Dliness accessed by Eved Pashut and Ne’eman.

Differences between Eved Pashut and Ne’eman in 1) Hatzlacha, 2) To whom the work is attributed, 3) Source of Simcha.

Ohr Chozer is mashpia upwards in hishtalshelus. What does it mean. (NOTE: The class is just one person’s understanding at the moment). Pages 356-8. (New Edition pp 470-472)

1) The chidush of “Dira Bitachtonim” will manifest (the difference between) Leasid (when Moshiach and Techiyas Hameisim occur) and Mattan Torah. Both events involved a light from above but one overwhelms an unprepared world and the other qualifies a receiving world. 2) These two are also connected to the two “Shiluvim” of Adna-i and Havaya…

This effort (elevating the world from itself) is ”Dira BiTachtonim”; It is corroborated by the Midrash ”Bmi Nimlach biNishmoseihen Shel Tzadikim”. It explains the Possuk ”Yonasi” (Neshama) ”bichagvei haSela” (hardness rooted in Tohu- the source of the physical world and Klipa) ”BiSeser HaMadreigos ” (It’s success happens as a total surprise) ”Hareini es Mareich” (It…

In explaining the unique Chidush given to the Creator by simple people the Rebbe RASHAB introduces us to the idea of ”Sheim BAN hamisbarer” (the world is correcting itself). He illustrates this using the Neshama’s relationship with the Animal soul as a model. The Neshama doesn’t overwhelm the Animal soul but inspires it to correct…

“Nautz Sofan biTchilasan viTchilasan biSofan”. The end not only comes from the beginning but the beginning (G-D) is planted in the end Malchus and to a greater extent Asiya. Pages 345-7.

Techilla is as close a term we’ll find (though fundamentally inexact) for Atzmus. Pages 343-5.

In order to explain Techilla we must first interpret two words: Mekor and Kadum. Pages 343-5.

NOTE: 1)These next four classes were given at the beginning of a new school year. NOTE: 2) The last class in Ki Savo also includes the first class of Ki Hamitzva v. 2. The delight in any project appears (is felt and is present) only at the END of the entire process. Pages 341-3.