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Tanya class: Chaper 45 (B) - Class #119

In this class we focused on compassion as a way to serve G-d. We discussed having compassion for our Godly soul and how this can help us reconnect with G-d through Torah

Tanya class: Chaper 45 (A) - Class #118

In this Tanya session, we learned how compassion can help us serve God. We discussed the Godly soul and how it can feel distant from its divine source when we get caught

Tanya class: Chaper 44 (C) - Class #117

In this Tanya study session, we explored different types of love for God and how they can be developed through meditation and spiritual practice. We discussed the four me

Tanya class: Chaper 44 (B) - Class #116

In this Tanya session, we explored what it means to love God like a child loves a parent. We discussed different ways to develop this love through meditation, expressing

Tanya class: Chaper 44 (A) - Class #115

In this Tanya Tuesday class, we learned that the main purpose of Tanya is to teach us how to serve Hashem with genuine love and awe, not just through our actions. We expl

Tanya class: Chaper 43 (C) - Class #114

While love of G-d can sometimes awaken first, that is the exception. The normal path is to begin with basic fear of G-d and Torah observance, allowing the light of mitzvo

Tanya class: Chaper 43 (B) - Class #113

This class we learned about the different levels of awe and love for God. We discussed how awe leads a person to serve God with respect, while love creates a deeper desir

Tanya class: Chaper 43 (A) - Class #112

In this class we learned the difference between lower and higher levels of fear of God. We learned the quote from Pirkei Avot, “Where there is no wisdom, there is no fear

Tanya class: Chaper 42 (D) - Class #111

In this class we focused on developing awe of God through meditation and connecting the mind and heart. We explained that feelings of reverence are important, but lasting

Tanya class: Chaper 42 (C) - Class #110

In this class we learned that God knows everything not by watching us from the outside, but because everything is part of Him. We explained this with the example of how a

Tanya class: Chaper 42 (B) - Class #109

In this class we learned about the idea of Daas, which means having a deep connection between what you understand in your mind and what you feel in your heart. We explain

Tanya class: Chapter 42 (A) - Class #108

In this class we learnt that Daas means connecting what we know to what we feel.We talked about how we can believe in God, but if we don’t feel it, it’s hard to act on it

Tanya Class: Chapter 41 (E) - Class #107

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Tanya Class: Chapter 41 (D) - Class #106

In this class we discussed that while both reverence and love are essential "wings" for spiritual practice, even minimal awareness of G-d's presence can qualify as revere

Tanya Class: Chapter 41 (C) - Class #105

In this class, we discussed the uniqueness of Chabad Chassidic Philosophy. What happens when one tries, but emotional feelings don't show up. Finally, we discussed the ne

Tanya Class: Chapter 41 (B) - Class #104

The meeting focused on the spiritual significance of mitzvahs, particularly tefillin and tallit, as explained by Pinchas. He discussed the meditation process required bef

Tanya class: Chaper 42 (B) - Class #109

In this class we learned about the idea of Daas, which means having a deep connection between what you understand in your mind and what you feel in your heart. We explain

Tanya Class: Chapter 41 (A) - Class #103

Beyond Emotion – Building a Real Relationship with G-dIs your spiritual life based on how you feel, or on a deeper commitment? In this lesson, we dive into Tanya Chapter

Tanya Class: Chapter 40 (B) - Class #102

The Wings of a Mitzvah: Elevating Action In this episode, Rabbi Pinchas Adler explores the "wings" of our spiritual life: Kavana (Intention). Using the Alter Rebbe’s tea

Tanya Class Chapter 40 (A) - Class #101

Tanya Chapter 40 In this class, we discussed how a mitzvah performed without intention can remain “stuck” in this world. This led to a deeper conversation about the exte