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Published by Project Likkutei Sichos
An full study of the weekly Sicha from "Likkutei Sichos" geared for a broader audience, presented by Rabbi Ari Shishler.
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The unique nature of King David's dynasty.
The Jewish right to Israel involves two legal processes.
You know you're Jewish if you have these characteristics.
Why a bris has to happen before a child understands what's happening.
Avraham built three altars to create a template for three levels of dedication to Hashem.
One letter in Avraham's name seems to make no sense, until we realise it teaches us how to manage our spiritual sphere of influence.
The ultimate spiritual state is far away from the spiritual hub of the Beis Hamikdash.
Why we need to have more children.
Did Hashem design the world for wicked people?
Can we improve on Hashem's creation?
Why don't we celebrate Simchas Torah at the time the Torah was given?
Why don't Chanadniks sleep in the Sukkah?
Do you have to do to teshuvah on Yom Kippur?
If you feel spiritually inadequate, the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah are for you.
The secret of Moshiach's donkey.
The power of prayer is that it creates radically new realities.
Do you know what the last two mitzvos of the Torah are? Do you know why there were chosen to be the last two?
We serve Hashem in two distinct ways, both encapsulated by the essence of Rosh Hashanah.
Two ways to give gratitude to Hashem.
How little damage is enough to be problematic in the Beis Hamikdash?
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