Torah 111: In one the smallest teachings in all of Likutei Moharan, Rabeinu differentiates between the Rebbe of holiness and the rebbe of impurity and teaches us that we must be careful/avoid false Rabbis.

Torah 112: Rabeinu gives us a novelty on Parashat Noach: he connects G-d’s orders on how to build the ark with the concept of being truthful. He brings a verse from the parasha and shows us how this verse hides the most awesome advice for when a person finds himself unable to pray and find his way out of darkness.…

Torah 109: Rabeinu tells us that a true sigh when one regrets the misdeeds of the past is much greater than many many fasts and mortifications in serving G-d. Rabeinu differentiates between a holy and impure sigh and explains the ramifications of each one…

Torah 110: Rabeinu teaches us that the only way to never forget your Torah is to make the words of Torah completely spiritual with no trace of corporeality for something spiritual doesn’t take up any space…

Torah 106: Rabeinu teaches us that there is no greater compassion than the compassion on one who lacks Da’at- Divine knowledge/awareness. Rabeinu gives us a piece of advice on how to attain true and holy intelligence so that we can sweeten all the judgements and draw down G-d’s kindness and mercy.

Torah 107: Rabeinu teaches us an awesome novelty on how to subdue the evil inclination when he wants to make you fall in pride/arrogance.

Torah 108: Rabeinu explains the connection between: the burnt offering, breaking one’s heart, falling in faith, sawing yourself in half, and sighing etc…

Rabeinu tells us the entire world is in need of mercy! It is brought in the Zohar that there are 2 types of mercy: simple mercy from Ze’er Anpin and greater mercy from Atika Stima’ah/the Hidden Ancient One. Sometimes a person needs a salvation and mercy which only the Greater mercy can fulfill.

Now to bring down mercy one needs Da’at/knowledge but because of our many sins we lack proper Da’at which means we are not fitting of mercy. Therefore one needs to do teshuva to restore Da’at and once Da’at is restored then we are fitting to receive mercy…

Rabeinu teaches us that one does Teshuva through Torah study in a progression of 3 stages: Pregnancy, Nursing, and Mentalities. In studying the Torah going from level to level, one is able to restore his Da’at and awaken G-d’s simple mercy so that His simple mercy should pray to His greater mercy.

It’s a very very deep concept and to truly understand this one needs to study the lesson :)

Torah 102: Rabeinu tells us that when we reveal G-d’s Malkhut/Kingship, all the husks will be subdued under the Divine Presence. Now the only way this will occur is when G-d brings down abundant shefa and blessing to Am Yisrael, because when he does so, all the nations will see that Our G-d rules over everything. Now how to bring down this Shefa, Rabeinu further explains in the lesson.

Torah 103-104: Rabeinu gives us 2 awesome explanations as to what happened when Moshe Rabeinu called the tribe of Gad and Reuven “A band/group of sinful men.”

Rabeinu brings the Gemara Yevamot which tells us that Am Yisrael are called Adam- Man whereas the other nations are not called this. Rabeinu delves deeply into the secret of this Gemara and explains that the only reason why Am Yisrael are called Adam is because we are completely distanced from sin in our root, and sin stems from the 70 dark faces through which the Goyim receive their nourishment. It is from these 70 dark faces that the Goyim receive their evil traits and desires…

Rabeinu tells us when a Jew falls into the grasp of the Goyim, they sink into the desires of these nations. The only way to remove oneself from these desires and from the grasp of these 70 dark faces is to overpower these 70 dark faces with the 70 shining faces, which one can only attain through toiling in The Torah and breaking one’s desires. This makes someone an Adam, a true Man.

Torah 97: Rabeinu tells us how to turn the letter Dalet into Hei by praying without pride and free of impure thoughts, which in turn brings down Shefa from above!

Rabeinu also teaches us how to attain the aspect of rulership in our prayer and bring tremendous enjoyment to G-d.

Torah 98: Rabeinu explains a relatively common phrase in the Gemara in connection to sin and how far the blemish reaches.

Torah 99: Rabeinu teaches us a person should always pray, whether he feels his prayer is in proper concentration or not and explains why…

Torah 100: Rabeinu explains why some Tzadikim have an angry temperament and why other Tzadikim have a good nature and pleasant temperament.

Torah 94: Rabeinu teaches us how to bring down G-d’s abundant good to the world through elevating the sparks/letters present within any single thing…

Torah 95: Rabeinu explains what happens when leaders of the generation fall in pride and how machloket/strife rises from this…

Torah 96: Rabeinu explains why a tzadik is attacked with a foreign thought during prayer even though the Gemara says that one who wants to purify himself is assisted from Above…

Torah 87: Rabeinu teaches us how before one attains Fear of G-d’s exaltedness one must first have Fear of punishment.

Torah 88: All the blessings and influx that comes down to the world is only possible because of the Tzadik.

Torah 89: That which a person is lacking is also a lack in the Divine Presence. Rabeinu gives us an amazing advice to attain simcha!

Torah 90: Being happy and rejoicing in HASHEM completes all the sparks that had been subtracted from the Divine Presence during the shattering of the vessels.

Torah 91: Rabeinu teaches us how to spread emunah/faith throughout all our limbs and how strengthening ourselves in emunah greatens our intellect.

Torah 92: Wandering and pacing back and forth in one’s home can revive the dead, as we learn from Elisha.

Torah 93: Rabeinu explains how in doing business dealings with faith we fulfill the mitzvah to Love G-d. We are also able to ascend above time and pray with a clear mind.

Torah 84: Rabeinu explains a very deep Zohar in Parashat Naso and connects it to how one attains the hidden good that is present within each and every day.

Torah 85: Rabeinu discusses how we rectify the Malkhut and bring it face to face with Ze’er Anpin.

Torah 86: Rabeinu teaches us how to support ourselves when walking on the pathways of HASHEM through the charity we give with regard to Shabbat!