Class Five. Page 130. Four categories of שמחה: A) עבדו את השם בשמחה. This Joy is (only) an aspect in the עבודה life of every Jew. B) מועדים בשמחה. This Joy is a Mitzvah onto itself but it only applies on Yom Tov (=it is linked to another Mitzvah). 3) משנכנס אדר מרבים בשמחה. This…

Class Four. Page 129-130. Simcha even for the imperfect because Hashem doesn’t throw anyone away. Example: Sicha of Purim 5751 ובכן אבוא אל המלך אשר לא כדת.

Class Three. Page 122-3. Ladder of Davening and the עד דלא ידע Davening associated with the עבודה of Purim.

Class Twelve. Page 131-3. Hiskashrus should (therefore) be in all aspects of oneself.

Class Six. Page 160. End of the Sicha inside. Stories about Chinuch.

Class Two. Page 121-2. A simple Yid who Davened long based on one “ווארט” he heard from the Alter Rebbe שמור וזכור בדיבור אחד: every word should be guarded with the אחד and inspired by it. Lesson: anyone who wants can find a way to Daven as we should (באריכות)

Class Eleven. Page 131. Hiskashrus a Neshama matter (introduction to the Sicha).

Class Ten. Page 119-121. These points need the most reinforcement in the land of the free, where people think they can do whatever they want. It is a huge effort to get people to realize the personal responsibility they carry to be “healthy” and not “sick”.

Class Nine. Page 118- 119. Being careful to keep a healthy attitude. This need to not start believing that illness is wellness must also be underscored when it comes to mental health and mental health practitioners.

Class Ten. Page 212. Conclusion.