Daily Tanya Shabbos 25th Sivan Shaar Hayichud Viemuna Chapter 7 Part 7: The Infinite Divine Source of Life

25th Sivan 1.      The Infinite Divine Source of Life G-d’s creative energy originates from the “breath of His mouth,” expressed through the ten utterances of the Torah. Without limitation, this energy could create infinite worlds, both in quantity and quality. 2.      Infinite Potential Versus Finite Creation G-d’s inherent infinity means […]

Daily Tanya Friday 24th Sivan Shaar Hayichud Viemuna Chapter 7 Part 6: Hashem Encompasses and fills All Worlds

24th Sivan 1.      Soveiv Kol Almin – He Encompasses All Worlds G-d’s knowledge and awareness extend to all aspects of creation. Unlike human intellect, which can only conceptually surround an idea or object, G-d’s knowledge truly encompasses every being, as His awareness is the source of their existence. 2.      Mimalei […]

Parshas Shelach-Summary, Torah Or, Likkutei Sichos, Video Shiurim; Halachos

Download PDF Parshas Shelach-Summary of Parsha 1) Moshe sends spies to Eretz Canaan 2) Their journey 3) Their return and slanderous report Click Here Parshas Shelach-Parsha Bee Click Here Parshas Shelach-Parsha Insights Click Here Parshas Shelach-Mamar Likkutei Torah The Power of thought Click Here Parshas Shelach-Selected Teachings from Likkutei Torah […]

Daily Tanya Thursday 23rd Sivan Shaar Hayichud Viemuna Chapter 7 Part 5: Divine Knowledge and Human Perception

23rd Sivan 1.      Unity of G-d’s Knowledge G-d is described as the Knower, the Known, and Knowledge itself, emphasizing His perfect unity and simplicity. His knowledge stems from Himself, without any composition or multiplicity. 2.      Error in Understanding the Doctrine of Tzimtzum Some scholars misinterpret the Arizal’s teachings, believing G-d […]

Animal mercy killing – May one kill a sick or injured creature in order to relieve it from its suffering?

Animal mercy killing – May one kill a sick or injured creature in order to relieve it from its suffering? Background:[1] The general prohibition of killing a creature: It is Biblically forbidden to actively cause pain to any[2] living creature[3] unless doing so serves some purpose to humanity, such as […]