Soulwords

Day 192: Positive Commandment 74, 77

Day 191: Positive Commandment 68, 75, 76

Finishing Ch. 49 of Tanya and the subject of "reciprocal love." In this class, we deal at length with the idea of Hashem "choosing" the Jewish people.

Day 190: Positive Commandment 72

Day 189: Positive Commandment 71

Day 188: Positive Commandment 70

The flood waters of financial worries are rooted in the lofty spiritual level known as Tohu. Yet the source of the G-dly soul is ultimately even higher. The G-dly soul's love of G-d is likened to the fire that is hidden inside of a coal or on an even higher level, the potential spark that remains in a flint stone even after it has been submerged in water.

Day 187: Positive Commandment 70

Day 186: Negative Commandment 109; Positive Commandment 69

Embark on a journey into the heart of Jewish resilience and the profound paradox of sustaining joy and tranquility in the midst of pain and turmoil. Rabbi Shais Taub imparts a collection of compelling stories that illuminate the unique Jewish ability to remain irrationally positive and hopeful even when it hurts.

Day 185: Positive Commandment 78

Day 184: Negative Commandment 144, 108

Day 183: Positive Commandment 54; Negative Commandment 156, 229; Positive Commandment 16, 79

Day 182: Negative Commandment 117, 119, 118; Positive Commandment 53, 52

Day 181: Negative Commandment 125, 123, 128, 126, 127, 121, 122

Day 180: Positive Commandment 57, 56, 58

Studying the Rebbe's discourse Mayim Rabim 5738, which metaphorically compares financial worries to a flood, inundating us like raging waters. Despite their overwhelming nature, these concerns not only fail to extinguish our spiritual passions but, unexpectedly, end up fueling and strengthening them. Chapters 1 and 2 of the discourse.

Day 179: Negative Commandment 114; Positive Commandment 55; Negative Commandment 115, 116

Day 178: Negative Commandment 114