It Is Taught

In today’s episode we discuss what is involved in the higher level of Tehuva (Teshuva Ila’ah).

Iggeres HaTeshuva, End of Chapter 8.

In today’s episode we discuss how one can arouse the 13 Attributes of Mercy to reset the letters of one’s soul so that one’s sins no longer detach a person from G-d.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, Beginning of Chapter 8.

In today’s episode we discuss how even minor transgressions can have a cumulative effect of being on par with the most severe transgressions.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, end of Chapter 7.

In today’s episode we discuss how the path to a broken heart, which is necessary for doing Teshuva, is taking an honest accounting of one’s actions and realizing their ramifications.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, Middle of chapter 7.

In today’s episode we discuss the two general aspects involved in lower Teshuva, namely 1)Compassion and 2)Subjugation.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, Beginning of Chapter 7.

In today’s episode we discuss how we have a choice as to which channel we receive our vitality from and how Teshuva can restore a more direct flow from our source.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, end of chapter 6.

In today’s episode we discuss how while in the past, when we were on a higher level, we received our physical vitality in a more direct manner exclusively from our G-dly souls, nowadays, with the exile of the Schina (due to our actions), the vitality of transgressors flows via the zodiac, which is sourced in Klipas Noga.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, beginning of chapter 6.

In today’s episode we discuss how the 613 Mitzvos can be thought of a rope with 613 strands, which ultimately is G-d’s Breath which is the vitality of the G-dly Soul.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, Chapter 5.

In today’s episode we discuss the deeper meaning behind man being created in the image of G-d by virtue of the soul mirroring the Tetragrammaton.

Iggeres HaTeshuva end of chapter 4.

Today’s episode has been generously sponsored by Ruta Cohen (Rus bas Natalya Esther) in honor of her birthday. In today’s episode we discuss how the Tetragrammaton contains all of the 10 sephiros within it.

Iggeres HaTeshuva, Middle of Chapter 4.