Likutei Sichos – Vol 17 p 71 ff The birth of the Jews requires the similar three steps: 1) Bittul but not to break them, 2) Renewal in the new identity, 3) Leaping to infinite levels, (with joy) because Judaism really is an infinity. The idea of not breaking is explained with the comment made…

Likutei Sichos – Vol 17 p 71 ff Every relationship needs to have three steps or stages in order to be effective and sustainable. However, all the three steps, follow the introduction to the relationship which is the creating of the bond. Love, a joke etc. This attraction is not the terms of the relationship…

Likutei Sichos – Vol 17 p 71 ff The three names of Pesach represent the single essence of Pesach: the birth of the Jewish nation. This is an essence with three steps. These three steps are represented by the three names of Pesach and in the order that they appeared 1) Matzos (Torah SheBiksav) 2)…

Likutei Sichos Vol 07 p 48 ff The beginning of the answer inside. Hashem is unity and in his world there cannot be any conflict with His will. In other words, if Hashem rules this world He wouldn’t allow there to anything contrary to His interest, and there is not. This is a faith argument,…

Likutei Sichos Vol 07 p 48 ff Two answers and what is wrong with them. 1) On Pesach Rabbis came to people’s homes, but there were those the Rabbis didn’t know about because they were ashamed to admit they didn’t know what to do. Moreover if this is a law it should be written (some…

Likutei Sichos Vol 07 p 48 ff Introduction, when Yomim Tovim fall on Shabbos the ChaZal sometimes invoke “Gezeira DiRabba” being mivatel a Mitzva min haTorh (bishev vial ta’ase’) in disallowing certain actions, to prevent mistakes (carrying). Yet on Pesach we don’t find this concern and bittul of the Seder- why? Page 48.