Class Six. Page 62-3. Shlichus has levels according to Niglah, but in Chassidus certainly the highest level is attained.

Class Eight. Page 147-9. Amalaik, we engage four times. Two conditions of being Jewish: 1) In the desert removed from everything and all worldly things come to us supernaturally. 2) We go into the world, to make all of it holy, Eretz-Yisroel-like. Now we must engage with the world, but still represent God and be…

Class Three. Page 45-7. נחשון בן עמינדב may have gone against Halacha when jumping into the sea, but he certainly went against the majority. He just didn’t ask. He knew he was going from יציאת מצרים to הר סיני and he saw nothing in his way.  

Class Ten. Page 290-292. New Sicha: מאלמים אלומים והנה אנחנו מאלמים אלומים בתוך השדה… קמה אלומתי וגו’ ותשתחונה לאלומתי. A) Taking from Klipa מאלמים אלומים. B) Making Klipa to Kedusha קמה אלמתי.

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

Class Eight. Page 288-9. End of Sicha about spending. When one has the right priorities, in the end he has everything materially and spiritually.

Class Four. Page 50-52. The same happened 12 Tamuz it took a year to establish it as a Yom Tov But once established it is a must on all those who endorsed it and under the category of לא תסור מכל אשר יורוך

Class Two. Page 41-3. There are different types of Yahrtzaits and different types of Ohalim [it all depends on how the Tzadik lived]. The Previous Rebbe lived with Simcha, his Ohel and Yahrtzait reflect this.

Class Seven. Page 145-6. Ad Dlo Yada and more.

Class Six. Page 102-4. For several reasons sitting on the fence is worse than being a strict עובד עבודה זרה. A) One who worships idols knows that the sole reason for the exercise is some material benefit he can derive; but there is no altruism; while a fence sitter is unsure about that. B) The…