It Is Taught

In today’s episode we discuss how through giving Tzedaka in an abundant and unmeasured way, we invoke the unlimited Chessed of G-d from a place higher than the worlds (i.e Rav Chessed).

Iggeres HaKodesh, end of Epistle 10.

In today’s episode we discuss why we should not stick to the limitations given for giving tzedakah.

Iggeres HaKodesh, middle of Epistle 10.

In today’s episode we discuss how while all mitzvos, including the mitzva of Tzedaka has specific limitations and measurements to it, if a person veers even slightly from the Torah path, they should give over and above the set limitation given for Tzedaka in order to rectify the diminishment in light flow their actions caused, and this will stimulate an influx of even greater light sourced from above all the worlds.

Iggeres HaKodesh, middle of Epistle 10.

In today’s episode we discuss how and why all of the Torah commandments have specific measurements to them.

Iggeres HaKodesh, Middle of Epistle 10.

In today’s episode we discuss how the positive commandments are rooted in Hashem’s Chessed, but as vested within Gevurah, as is seen by virtue of their measurements and limitations.

Iggeres HaKodesh, Begnning of Epistle 10.

In today’s episode we discuss how the main focus of our generation, which is the generation of the “footsteps of Moshiach”, is to give Tzedaka. This is in contrast to previous generations whose emphasis was more on Torah study.

Iggeres HaKodesh, end of Epistle 9.

In today’s episode the Alter Rebbe reminds us of our true purpose on Earth, which is to emulate G-d by giving Tzedaka and doing acts of Chessed for His Sake.

Iggeres HaKodesh beginning of Epistle 9.

In today’s episode we discuss how giving Tzedaka is likened to gardening and the spiritual response that it elicits.

Iggeres HaKodesh, End of Epistle 8.

In today’s episode we discuss the miraculous nature of plant growth and how the power that makes a plant grow is vested in the earth, not in the seed.

Iggeres HaKodesh, Middle of Epistle 8.

In today’s episode we discuss the disproportionate response that our giving of Tzedaka elicits on High.

Iggeres HaKodesh, Middle of Iggeres 8.