Class Five. Page 114. Beginning of the Sicha on Limudai Chol, understanding the Rabeiim’s incredible tolerance and acceptance. Even those whom the Torah advocates hating, we find a way to love based on the principle of יתמו חטאים ולא חוטאים.

Class Eight. Page 209-10. [This Sicha may have some repetition.] Such daughters come from a father of Mesiras Nefesh.  

Class Four. Page 113-114. Conclusion and lesson.

Class Six. Page 208. End of the Sicha, the Minhag to go to Mikva, give Tzedaka and learn Chassidus before Davening.

Class Five. Page 206-8. Learning Chassidus nowadays that it has been determined to be Torah beyond any shadow of a doubt, one must therefore learn it everyday. The argument that it interferes with the study of Niglah, cannot be true as one part of Torah cannot contradict another.  

Class Three. Page 111-113. At seventeen his father saw the Frierdiker Rebbe as fit to be a Rebbe. His qualifications to be Rebbe: 1) He inherited it. 2) His own personal greatness. 3) He and his father were one. The lesson for us: when one has so great a head, much more is expected from…

Class Two. Page 110-111. Continued.

Class One. Page 108-110. 1) A year has all kinds of changes. 2) A thirty year cycle has all types of changes within changes. So we take stock of the last thirty years since these new strengths were given to us and feel inadequate, but C”V not depressed. We are motivated like the Ba’al Teshuva…

Class Seven. Page 63-6. It’s about spreading Chassidus.

Class Five. Page 60-62, 63. About the Shluchim going to Eretz Yisroel (after the event of after Pesach) representing every one here.