The Chassidishe Parsha Torah Or-Likkutei Torah: Vol. 2 Selected Teachings Strauss Edition

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English literature available on Chassidus has increased tenfold throughout the years, having us witness a real breakthrough in this regard. Hundreds of classic Chassidic texts have been translated and annotated by renowned writers and publishers. The monumental work of Tanya has been translated, explained, and disseminated in English throughout all corners of the globe. Nonetheless, we find that one of the greatest works of Chassidic thought has not yet found its way onto the English bookshelf, the Mamarim of Torah Or and Likkutei Torah of the Alter Rebbe. These works are considered to be the Oral Torah of the Tanya and are hence complementary to it. The Mamarim of Torah Or and Likkutei Torah are the foundation of most of the Mamarim of Chassidus of all the later generations. One of the reasons for the lack of an English counterpart for this Sefer is because of its great depth and advanced Kabbalistic jargon. It is our great honor to offer the English-speaking public the second volume of an English counterpart for the great, illustrious works of Torah Or and Likkutei Torah. This volume includes selected teachings from each Parsha of Torah Or Likkutei Torah. The teachings are not a direct translation of the Hebrew original, but rather a content summary of the teaching. Our main goal is for the reader to receive the content knowledge of the most fundamental teachings written by the Alter Rebbe, and for him to be given the tools for how to implement this knowledge within his daily life. Often teachings concludes with Divine lessons that summarizes the practical life lessons that we can derive from the teaching. Also included are interesting parables that we find easy to relate to and help us to digest the content being studied, and internalize it. It is our heartfelt prayer that the teachings in this Sefer will uplift your spiritual experience and give you spiritual hope, faith, love, and trust in Hashem, being the light that illuminates your relationship with G-d.

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