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Sicha – Rosh Hashana – Chana (07)

Likutei Sichos – Vol 19 p 291 ff Can one be so “Bottul” as to crown a king and still have (and ask for) personal needs. The same question could apply to the daily prayers as well.

Sicha – Rosh Hashana – Chana (06)

Likutei Sichos – Vol 19 p 291 ff Kingship vs. Ruler-ship.

Sicha – Rosh Hashana – Chana (05)

How can one ask for personal needs and crown a king (total submission) at the same time?

Sicha – Rosh Hashana – Chana (04)

Likutei Sichos – Vol 19 p 291 ff The presumed state of every Jew during the 10 days of Teshuva is on the level of the 13 attributes of mercy (“higher than Hishtalshelus” i.e. reason).

Sicha – Rosh Hashana -Chana (02)

Likutei Sichos – Vol 19 p 291 ff

Sicha – Rosh Hashana -Chana (01)

Likutei Sichos Vol 19 p 291 ff The story of Chana isn’t read only because the story happened on Rosh Hashana but because it teaches us an Avoda lesson for this day.