Yud Shevat
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Bati LeGani Part 2
A continuation of last week's discussion of the 1958 discourse by the Rebbe, explaining chapter 8 of the Bati LeGani discourse.
Bati LeGani Part 1
Bati LeGani - "I have come into My garden" was the last discourse printed by Rabbi Joseph I Schneersohn, the sixth Lubacitcher Rebbe. He intended it to be studied on 10 Shevat (28 January) in 1950....
Second Part of Bati Legani 1957
This second session on the 1957 discourse explains the aspects of the meaning of the letter Yud. It expresses the humility of the student, of the teacher and it also represents the spiritual power...
"I have come into My Garden."
Exploring the fist part of the Rebbe's discourse on this theme, said on 10 Shevat 1957. The letter Yud expresses humility and is the key to the difference between the unholy and the holy.
I have Come into My Garden Part 2
We continued studying the discourse of 1956 on the theme 'I have come into My Garden'.
"I have Come into My Garden"
This discourse was taught by the Rebbe in 1956, on 10 Shevat, the day of the passing of the Previous Rebbe, studying the famous discourse 'I have Come into My Garden'.
Bati LeGani - the Goal of Creation
On 10 Shevat (28 January) 1950 Rabbi Yosef Yitzhak Schneersohn, the Previous Lubavitcher Rebbe, passed away. He left a discourse, Bati Legani, ‘I have come into My Garden’, to be studied on that...
Bati LeGani - the Goal of Creation Part 2
We continue the discourse of Bati LeGani from last week.
Bati LeGani - The Sanctuary in the Heart
This discourse was said by the Lubavitcher Rebbe on 10 Shevat, 1980. This date is the Yahrzeit of the Sixth Rebbe who passed away in 1950, and this marks the beginning of the leadership of the...