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A Comfort for the Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 35
Jan 7, 2017
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The Soul's Joy and Body's Tears — Tanya Ch. 34
Jan 6, 2017
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Rejoicing in Our Purpose — Tanya Ch. 33
Jan 5, 2017
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Love Your Fellow Jew — Tanya Ch. 32
Jan 4, 2017
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Humility & Healthy Frustration — Tanya Chs. 30-31
Jan 3, 2017
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 1/7/17 | ![]() A Comfort for the Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 35 | Since managing the inner conflict between the souls is a lifelong struggle for the beinoni, he may question if his mode of serving G-d actually has any value. The comfort for the beinoni is to realize and understand that it is action that is most important. | — | ||||||
| 1/6/17 | ![]() The Soul's Joy and Body's Tears — Tanya Ch. 34 | Another method for attaining joy is by considering the fact that since the destruction of the Temple, "The Holy One has no other sanctuary in this world than the four cubits of halachah. Thus, by engaging in the study of Torah at appointed times, one will be gladdened upon the realization that he merits to act as G-d's "host" in this world. This joy, and other joys described in these chapters, in no way precludes a person from also feeling frustration over the limitations of his body and animal soul. As stated in the Zohar, "Weeping is lodged in one side of my heart and joy is lodged in the other." | — | ||||||
| 1/5/17 | ![]() Rejoicing in Our Purpose — Tanya Ch. 33 | One method for attaining joy is by contemplating G-d's absolute Oneness, meaning that even in this world, He is present. By doing so, we actually fulfill the very purpose of our existence which is to provide G-d a "dwelling place" in this lowest world. Thus, our joy is double and redoubled--we are happy that He is close to us; He is happy that He has a dwelling place in this world; He is happy for our happiness; we are happy for His happiness. | — | ||||||
| 1/4/17 | ![]() Love Your Fellow Jew — Tanya Ch. 32 | The advice in the previous chapter, that of redefining our self image as soul-centered rather than body centered, is also the way to fulfill the commandment "Love your fellow as yourself." Only our bodies divide us; our souls are one. (Significantly, the number 32 in Hebrew is ל"ב which also spells the word "lev" meaning "heart." This reminds us that ahavas Yisrael is the "heart of Tanya.") | — | ||||||
| 1/3/17 | ![]() Humility & Healthy Frustration — Tanya Chs. 30-31 | Continuing the theme begun in the previous chapter, namely leveling the false pride of the animal soul, we now discuss the importance of feeling humble before those who may be on a lower rung of religious observance (Ch. 30) and clarify that bitterness, as opposed to depression and apathy, can be a productive emotion (Ch. 31.) | — | ||||||
| 1/2/17 | ![]() Smash Apathy — Tanya Ch. 29 | We Addressing the problem of "timtum halev" (blockage of the heart) which causes a person not to feel. In this chapter, apathy is identified as an even more dangerous emotional state than sadness. Solutions are given for combatting the problem, primarily the use of personal inventory as a method of breaking down the complacency of the animal soul. | — | ||||||
| 1/1/17 | ![]() Distraction in Prayer — Tanya Ch. 28 | Negating the popular misconception that if you experience distracting thoughts during prayer it means your prayers are worthless. The opposite may even be true. | — | ||||||
| 12/31/16 | ![]() From Shame to Joy — Tanya Ch. 27 | Not only should one who has sinful impulses not be ashamed, he should rejoice in the opportunity to curb these impulses and thereby do a mitzvah. | — | ||||||
| 12/30/16 | ![]() Overcoming Guilt — Tanya Ch. 26 (Part II) | How do we overcome worry over spiritual problems, namely the guilt over past sins? (Second half of Chapter 26.) | — | ||||||
| 12/29/16 | ![]() The Importance of Joy — Tanya Ch. 26 (Part I) | What is the importance of joy? And how does one rid oneself of worries over material problems. (First half of Chapter 26.) | — | ||||||
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| 12/28/16 | ![]() Spiritual Adrenalin — Tanya Chs. 18-25 | Another way of finding motivation to do mitzvos is by activating the soul's latent love for G-d. All Jews possess the capacity to make the ultimate sacrifice in order not to be separated from G-d. If one understands how all sin separates one from G-d, and every mitzvah connects one to G-d, he or she will find sufficient motivation to adhere to all of the mitzvos. | — | ||||||
| 12/27/16 | ![]() Transformation Through Meditation — Tanya Ch. 17 | "It is very close to you--in your mouth, in your heart, to do it." Even the regular person can change his or her emotions enough to muster sufficient motivation to produce behavioral results. This is done through meditation. | — | ||||||
| 12/26/16 | ![]() Creating Emotion — Tanya Ch. 16 | "The brain rules over the heart," which at first referred to impulse control and reigning in the impulses of the heart, now is explained to also mean changing the heart by slowly creating new feelings through meditation. | — | ||||||
| 12/25/16 | ![]() Two Levels of Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 15 | Just as there are two types of tzadik and rasha, there are two types of beinoni--"one who serves" and "one who has not served." The struggle of the beinoni has inherent value. Without it, it is as if he does not even serve G-d, for service is only that which requires us to go beyond our established pattern. | — | ||||||
| 12/24/16 | ![]() Even More About the Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 14 | We cannot change our feelings at will, but we can control our behaviors. The beinoni need not feel the love and awe of G-d that a tzadik does. Instead, the beinoni focuses on the three "garments" of thought, speech, and action. | — | ||||||
| 12/23/16 | ![]() More About the Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 13 | We continue to learn about the personality of the beinoni. Emotionally, the beinoni is no different than a rasha, yet behaviorally he resembles a tzadik. | — | ||||||
| 12/22/16 | ![]() The Beinoni — Tanya Ch. 12 | The beinoni is one who experiences the inner conflict of a rasha yet whose behaviors are indistinguishable from those of a tzaddik. The beinoni manages this by exercising the natural superiority of the mind over the heart (hamoach shalit al halev.) | — | ||||||
| 12/21/16 | ![]() Tzaddik and Rasha — Tanya Chs. 10,11 | The tzaddik is the one who has defeated his or her animal soul either incompletely by neutralizing it or completely by transforming it. The rasha has not defeated the animal soul and sometimes allows it to gain control of the modes of expression (garments.) | — | ||||||
| 12/20/16 | ![]() The Small City — Tanya Ch. 9 | The body is compared to a small city over which two kings battle for total domination. | — | ||||||
| 12/19/16 | ![]() Unholiness — Tanya Chs. 6,7,8 | These chapters look at the unholiness within our own animal soul as well as in the universe around us. Just as the G-dly soul is composed of ten holy powers and expresses itself through three modes of holy behavior, so does the animal soul possess ten unholy powers and express itself through ten unholy modes of behavior (Ch 6). In the world around us, there is neutral negativity which can be elevated and refined (Ch. 7), as well as irredeemable negativity which must be avoided (Ch. 8). | — | ||||||
| 12/18/16 | ![]() Food for the Soul — Tanya Ch. 5 | Torah study is unique among all mitzvos, for all other mitzvos are "garments" for the soul while the study of Torah is "food." Whenever we study Torah, we fuse and unite our minds with Divine will and wisdom and this has a permanent effect on how we see the world. | — | ||||||
| 12/17/16 | ![]() Garments of the Soul — Tanya Ch. 4 | The G-dly soul seeks expression through three modes or "garments"--namely, thought, speech, and action. | — | ||||||
| 12/16/16 | ![]() The Soul's Powers — Tanya Ch. 3 | The make up and composition of the G-dly soul is the "ten soul powers" or "kochos hanefesh" which correspond to the Ten Sefiros. These soul powers are further subdivided into three intellectual and seven emotional capacities. | — | ||||||
| 12/15/16 | ![]() The G-dly Self — Tanya Ch. 2 | The "second soul" described in Tanya is the impulse for losing oneself in the Oneness of G-d. This chapter describes the selflessness of the "nefesh elokis" (G-dly soul) as opposed to the self-preservation of the "nefesh habehamis" (animal soul.) This soul is equally present within every Jew regardless of their spiritual standing. This is one's true self which one reveals by being connected to a tzadik. | — | ||||||
| 12/14/16 | ![]() Can We Be Perfect? — Tanya Ch. 1 | Is perfection attainable? The Tanya redefines our understanding of what it means to serve G-d. | — | ||||||
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