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 Eight. Page 116- 118. The idea of letting certain aspects of ChaBaD principles temporarily go is compared to a sick person living in a hospital; it is critical that the person never conclude that the treatment he gets as a sick person is the way it is normally. Even Doctors must be wary not…

Class Five. Page 159. Youth and their special power.

Class Four. Page 158- 9. Yeshiva education for all even in places of deficits.