Likutei Sichos – Vol 16 page 417 ff – Para Aduma’s Mitzvah is to have it Limishmeres. The lesson: Teshuva (always)This sicha revolves around three sources:1) Gemara Yerushalmi, Para Aduma is a purification for ALL Jews (טהרה לכל ישראל)2) RaMbaM who quotes the Possuk of והי’ לכם למשמרת that it is a Mitzvah to have…

Zos Chukas HaTorah (Chukas Ma’amar) 5738, Class One.זאת חוקת התורה reflects no change (and not even a thought of change). The three levels of חקיקה (engraved, the Luchos) כתיבה (written, Torah SheBiKsav) and אמירה (Torah SheBa’alPeh).These three exist in Torah, the worlds: 1) עולמות אין סוף and 2) אצילות and 3) בי”ע until עשי’ה.The three…

Vayedaber… Zos Chukas 5738Para Aduma is like Teshuva transforming the evil itself to good.מי יתן טמא מטהור The strong connection between Para Aduma and Yom Kippur.It is Ratzoi Vashois Klali on the level of Chakika. Para Aduma is being ready למשמרת to bring someone to Teshuva.

Para Aduma is the חוקת כל התורה כולה. The ideal way for a yid to live is on the level of oneness with Hashem called חקיקה engraved. The aspects of Para Aduma develop this philosophy further: A) Aish and (living) Water are a Keili. When all else is purged and the essence alone remains you’re…

A Parshas Para Maamar. The classic discussion of Para Aduma is enhanced in this Maamar. Para Aduma is “Chukas HaTorah” because it involves both Ratzu viShov. [On a level of Chakika]. This Maamar adds the issue (found in the Maamar of Para from 5700) that it touches on Yidden’s free will, to err and correct…

The Torah has three levels, Chakika, (engraved) Ksiva, (written) and Baal Peh (oral). These three also exist in the person learning and practicing the Torah. Action (oral), feeling (written), oneness (Chakika). There is is a level of connection even higher than Chakika. In this Maamar the Rebbe explores a little bit the idea the Baal…

A Parshas Para Maamar. Para Aduma is t’shuva, this means being very far and elevating the very low, and in this way reaching higher than high. Every aspect of Para Aduma reflects this. 1) Done out of the camp, 2) Represents the four galuyos, [3) Done by the Sgan Kohein, 4) Has no allusions as…