Archive: March 2017

OC1 – Lesson 222 – Beis HaKnesses 5 – Para. 8 Mid.-12

OC1 – Lesson 221 – Beis HaKnesses 5 – Para. 6-8a – Simplicity – Eretz Yisrael – VaEschanan

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. This halakha is based on Likutey Moharan 2, Torah 78.

OC1 – Lesson 220 – Beis HaKnesses 5 – Para. 2-5

OC1 – Lesson 219 – Beis HaKnesses 4 – Para. 7-End – 5 – Para. 1

OC1 – Lesson 218 – Beis HaKnesses 4 – Para. 3-6

Gathering souls through outreach with care and respect. Omer, LaG BaOmer. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 3. The holiness of every synagogue emanates from the holiness of Yerushalayim (Jerusalem).

OC1 – Lesson 217 – Beis HaKnesses 3-Mid. – Beis HaKnesses 4 – Para. 1-2

Kedusha (holiness) in thought and action, the importance of Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel), respect for holy places.

OC1 – Lesson 216 – Beis HaKnesses 2-3 Begin.

Kedusha, keser, malchus, ayeh makom kvodo, highest light reaches lowest levels.

OC1 – Lesson 215b – Beis HaKnesses 1

OC1 – Lesson 215a – Kriyas HaTorah 6 – Para. 39 to End

OC1 – Lesson 214 – Kriyas HaTorah 6 – Para. 37-38

The tzaddik must connect with others to reach greater daas (wisdom). It’s important to take a break or “vacation” sometimes to renew and refresh spiritually and physically.