Chassidus: Likkutei Sichos Yom Kippur #1
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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נתרם על ידי מנחם געלמאן, לרפואה שלימה לעלמא בת איילה רחל הי"ו בתוך שאר חולי ישראל
This is a text based class, learning a sicha in Likkutei Sichos vol. 4, and is the first class in this series. It was presented on Thursday Parshas Vayeilech, 4 Tishrei, 5780, October 3, 2019 at the Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
The second class in this series is at https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7193
Chassidus: Likkutei Sichos Yom Kippur #1
Rabbi YY Jacobson
נתרם על ידי מנחם געלמאן, לרפואה שלימה לעלמא בת איילה רחל הי"ו בתוך שאר חולי ישראל
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Adam F. -2 years ago
Informal Notes
Here is a layman's summary of this lecture. Apologies if oversimplified or inaccurate.
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Anonymous -2 years ago
Link for the second half?
Can you please link the second half to this shiur?
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Admin -2 years ago
Rabbi YY will continue second half of this class next week Monday, Sep 13. Here is the link https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7193
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Moshe -4 years ago
Two (or more) levels to certain relationships
Avraham Avinu kept all the mitzvos, save one. Then Hashem made a bris, an eternal covenant with him and his physical and spiritual descendants. Unbreakable no matter what. Lehavdil like "blood brothers".
Again the events at Har Sinai had two parallel relationships built, the contractual and the covenental. (Well described in the "California Cunin) Chumash which explains sequence, repetition, differences etc between the building of the two aspects
So too in many relationships. Marriage is both contractual and covenants, eternal. Therefore the Rebbe is quoted, surprisingly, in "A Happy Home" as saying that EVEN after a get, chv"S, the now divorced couple stand as "bashert" towards each other as before the chuppa. Therefore it's a mitzvah to remarry (except Cohanim, interceding marriages).
Certainly parents and family members have this duality of a relationship.
And this duality explains what Teshuva does indistinct from what Yom Kippur itself does.
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