THE MILI G. KABBALA GROUP WITH TALI LOEWENTHAL, 25 March 2010. Discussing Pesach - going out of Egypt every day, and the theme of searching for the Chametz of the Soul

Ultimate Freedom From Pharaoh 28 March 2023 Tzav Pesach

The Rebbe taught this discourse, which begins with a quote from the Haggadah, 'We were slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt..' on Shabbat Parshat Tzav in 1988. It explains that enslavement to Pharaoh comes about through a dislocation within the person. His or her outer manifest will is dislocated from their inner, spiritual will. Bringing about an alignment within the person leads to true freedom from Pharaoh.

This step of freedom took place at the Exodus round 3,300 years ago, and it is re-enacted every year at the celebration of Pesach. But it is also part of the process of our connection with our inner selves and with G-d, every day of the year.

"Introduction to Kabbalah: 4 / 5. Shabbat and Marriage

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The Alef Kabbala Group (20 Mar 07) discussed a discourse by the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Sedra Vayikra, said in 1972 (5732). Most of the Book of Vayikra (Leviticus) concerns the korbanot, the offerings in the Sanctuary or Temple. The discourse explores the spiritual bond of the Jewish people with the Divine which gives them the spiritual power to bring the offerings in the Temple, which bring life and sustenance to the whole world. This relates also to the study of Torah, which likewise expresses an intimate bond with the Infinite

Introduction to Kabbalah: 3 / 5. Prayer and Meditation

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THE MILI G. KABBALA GROUP WITH TALI LOEWENTHAL, 14 April 2008. Exploring the theme of the creation of the Firmament, expressing the Attribute of Severity, and the theme of 'sweetening Severity' in the Pesach Seder.

Given at Yom Limud Oxford 2016

The Tzemach Tzedek 1789-1866 - Dr. Naftali Loewenthal

Dr. Naftali Loewenthal discusses 'Book of Philosophy, Path of Faith' an intriguing book on philosophy written by the Tzemach Tzedek.