A fundamental sicha on the unique, immutable connection we have to Hashem, which is illustrated by the distinction between the Exodus and the future Redemption.

Rashi’s commentary teaches that when we invest our all in Torah, Hashem connects us to His essence.

The Previous Rebbe describes Elul in a way that comprises four elements. Discover how a time that emphasizes our own unitive from below, really begins with support from above.

The link between the two sides of the book of Vayikra illustrate why our actions are even more potent than Divine inspiration.

The joining of Behar and Bechukosai teach us how to achieve the delicate balance of extreme humility and confidence.

Rashi offers three layers of insight into how Yosef convinced Pharaoh that Yaakov had to be buried in Israel.

Aveiros impact us in three ways, so we need three modes of repair to cleanse them. Delving into commentary on Igeres HaTeshuva ch. 3.

Breaking down the two levels of the ‘lower’ and ‘higher’ Teshuvah into two more levels, and the need to explore the higher teshuvah at the outset—based on commentary to Igeres HaTeshuva ch. 4.

If there is a mitzvah to appoint a king, why was Shmuel the Prophet upset when the people asked for a king? Learn the two different purposes for having a king.

Why did Yaakov want to divulge when Moshiach is coming? And why wouldn't Hashem allow it?