Mordechai’s influence on everyone as long as they are a Yehudi of whatever level, even of the Yid that represents the Nefesh Habahamis. Page 26-7.

Mordechai’s influence is felt especially in walled (protected by Torah) cities. Even those that are now destroyed but were vibrant (Eretz= Ratzon, Yisroel= 600,000 letters in the Torah) at the time Yidden entered Eretz Yisroel so long before. Page 24-6.

Mordechai’s influence effected the people in Shushan and the surrounding areas as well as all other walled cities since the time of Yehoshua. What does it tell us about Mordechai and walled cities (introduction). Page 22-4.

After Mincha the Rebbe said a few words about the “Alter Rebbetzin.” Sara Imeinu was special among the Imahos because she was actually tested (by the Pharoh in Egypt) thus revealing her greatness from the potential to the actual state. The point of creation is that all be actualized [on the level of “Poel”]. This…

Introduction to the Maamar Vayeshev that explains the connection between Vayeshev and Chanuka. Page 212.

Kidush Livana Story.

Yussaschar’s name: How is it pronounced and what does Kabbalah have to say about it? Page 156.

11 MarCheshvan the RaZa’s Yahrtzeit. His humility.

A letter for 20 Marcheshvan 5712, the Rebbe published the Maamar Smuchim La’ad 5680 with this Letter. In it he addresses the idea of a person’s years continuing after the Histalkus. (Question: does this apply to everyone or only a Tzadik or Nassi?).

Third Sicha. Lavan’s kissing the children, addresses the idea that we, as children of Hashem, are loved unconditionally and not reciprocally.