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Tanya for Daily Living - Perek 50

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The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf

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Okay, I want to start with giving a huge mazo to Yi um and her husband and Rabbi and Rebbitson Wolf on the birth of a grandson child. So huge. So huge Mazavv that's why this Wolf's not here. [snorts] So we are drawing to a close. We're drawing to a close of of this section of the Tanya and to the Tanya itself. We're on chapter 50 and um on chapter 50 and um something that I thought was really interesting and I I kind of like seeing this because I like seeing an overview of the Tanya. I like seeing how I don't want to get lost, you know, in the forest with the trees instead of seeing the forest. So, Rab Pales the Tanya into five sections. Um one time he had to he had like this kind of like a challenge to teach Tanya in five lessons. So you have to like really condensify it and also kind of categorize what these chapters are talking about what these chapters are talking about and these chapters are talking about. So the way he categorized it and lots of people categorize in different ways is that the first part of the uh of Tanya is what is a person and we we we went through that already and then the struggles of being human of being a person and after that the inner potential of a person the nama of a person and what that means and right now we've been in the fourth category fourth part of the Tanya which is which is our

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  1. 0:03Okay, I want to start with giving a huge mazo to Yi um and her husband
  2. 3:16And like always when someone takes over, especially at such a young age, especially if [snorts]
  3. 6:50sure you have a certain love and and ya, making sure that you develop your aida.
  4. 9:55in common that you just end up loving that person. And the disadvantage is is that
  5. 13:28motivation, this kind of love can be willed into existence and it could get to such
  6. 16:34beyond that this doesn't matter anymore. Okay. Now this is not something that we actually want
  7. 20:22desire of Hashem and the desire for Hashem. Okay, let's >> Right. Right. So, let's let's
  8. 23:26develop this infinite connection with Hashem through will instead of through the ava. And it's an
  9. 27:04wants from me and that is that is choosing life choosing real life choosing what the
  10. 30:07without the other. Um so to make this very practical um I think it would be

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