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In today’s episode we discuss the origin of G-d’s attribute of Constraint.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemunah, end of chapter 4.

In today’s episode we introduce the concept of Tzimtzum; G-d’s ability to constrict and conceal Himself so that created beings won’t be nullified in their source. We discuss how it is just as beyond our comprehension to understand this attribute of contraction within G-d as it is for us to understand G-d’s expansiveness.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemunah, middle of Chapter 4.

In today’s episode we begin to discuss the idea of how just as the sun needs a protective shield for us to be able to handle its rays, so does G-d’s Name of Havaya need a protective shield for us to be able to experience Him in a way that we can handle.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemunah, Beginning of Chapter 4.

In today’s episode we discuss the sun in relation to its sunlight as an analogy to understand G-d in relation to His Creation and then bring up a challenge to this analogy.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemunah, middle of Chapter 3.

In today’s episode we discuss how dependent creation is on G-d’s Speech to sustain it. Sha’ar HaYichud Ve’Haemunah, Beginning of Chapter 3 Article referenced: 99.9999999% of Your Body Is Empty Space https://www.sciencealert.com/99-9999999-of-your-body-is-empty-space

In today’s episode we discuss the difference between how G-d creates vs. how humans create.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemuna, Beginning of Chapter 2.

In today’s episode, we discuss how those things which are not explicitly mentioned in the Ten Utterances of Creation still come from the letters of those Utternaces.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemunah, End of Chapter 1.

In today’s episode we discuss how the Ten Utterances through which G-d created the world are the fundamental building blocks of all of creation.

Sha’ar HaYichud V’Haemuna, Chapter 1

In today’s episode we discuss the deeper meaning behind the verse from Mishlei, “For a tzaddik may fall seven times, yet rises again.” (Mishlei, 24:16) and how this relates to the idea of “educating a child according to his ways etc”..

End of Chinuch Katan.

In today’s Tanya we discuss the type of Love which Moshe Rabeinu wished to instill in every Jew.

Middle of Chinuch Katan.