Class Six. Page 236- 8. Doing what the purpose is, is being like Ya’akov, where nothing was beneath him. In the end his wealth materially and spiritually is found there.

Class Five. Page 235-6. Yaakov settles in the land to collect its sparks, A lesson.

Class Four. Page 234. Conclusion of the Sicha.

Class Three. Page 233-4. When one is given a mission they must know that their material and spiritual success is there בחלק היפה. Not to do what you are told and later complain that there is no פרנסה is silly. In general how much of ourselves should we put into materialism?!

Class Two. Page 233. Beginning of the Sicha: going where you are sent.

Class Four. The order of the Avos was Maasim Tovim (Avrohom) Chupa (Yitzchok), Torah (Yaakov). We who have inherited their efforts do this in the correct order, so there be no negative side effect (as there was with Avrohom and Yitzchok). We therefore do Torah (clarity) first, then Chupa (limitations and exactness) then Maasim Tovim…

Class Three. Gevura alone is also not good. There must be balance. Gaava run amok in the name of “Shminis ShebiShminis”. Page 217-19.

Class Two. Yaakov is Torah that gives balance to (the otherwise) polar attributes of Chesed and Gevura. The foibles of what would be if we were strictly Chesed.

Class One. Why the nusach LiTorah, Chupa and only then LiMaasim Tovim? Don’t people do good before they marry?

Vayeshev The Tribes (32) Yosef went on a mission from his father to see his brothers knowing what they might do to him, Why did he go? Rashi and Ramban, According to Rashi he knew what they would do and went anyway: 1) He chose to go above and beyond the call in Mesiras Nefesh…