Adult Education

LEARN A 100 YEAR OLD CHASSIDIC DISCOURSE TO START YOUR DAY... MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY @ 7:45 AM

Chasidic discourses by Rabbi Shalom DovBer Schneersohn, fifth Lubavitcher Rebbe (1861-1920), known as the Rebbe Rashab. The Rebbe delivered the opening discourse in Lubavitch on the first day of Shavuot, 5672 (1912) and the final one on Shabbat Parshat Vayera, 5676 (1915) in Rostov. 
The manuscript of this series comprises 144 discourses, and is followed by an extensive section that was not delivered orally by the Rebbe, nor was it divided into chapters. First published in 1977 in three volumes, a revised edition was published in 1992. Known for systematically organizing deep and profound Chassidic concepts, the Rebbe Rashab was called by early  Chassidim as "The Rambam- Maimonides" of Chassidus . Just like Maimonides systematically organized Jewish law in a very orderly fashion, like never before, so too, the Rebbe Rashab took the most profound Chassidic concepts and organized them in a systematic manner that was unheard of until his time.                           

Rabbi Tennenhaus was at the Rebbe's Farbrengen when the Rebbe  announced to publish this "Chassidic Classic" in its entirety for the first time, and vividly remembers the excitement that was prevalent at the time, both by the Rebbe and all the Chassidim in attendance. 
The basic fundamentals of Chasidic philosophy are explained clearly in this series; its delivery marked the dawning of a new era in Chasidic dissemination.Unfortunately, like 99% of most Chassidic literature, none of these discourses have been translated, as of yet, into English.

This class is open to men with limited to extensive knowledge in Chassidic Philosophy.