93: Rabeinu describes the qualities necessary for a scholar/tzadik to divide this awesome light that shines in a 1,000 worlds into small pieces for those who are at low levels to understand.

Rabeinu also explains the relationship between different Tzadikim and the mashiach.

94: When there’s peace in a city, it’s because there’s a lack of intelligence/Da’at, for Da’at creates separation…

Rabeinu describes the qualities necessary for a scholar/tzadik to divide this awesome light that shines in a 1,000 worlds into small pieces for those who are at low levels to understand.

Rabeinu also explains the relationship between different Tzadikim and the mashiach.

“When a soul comes down to the world, the destined task associated with that soul begins to rise and ascend in the world…”

Rabeinu also discusses the nature of the years of a man’s life, the waning and waxing of the moon, and benign speech…

90: Rabeinu teaches us that just as we know that when a person is about to die he sees the dead souls that share the same root and the souls of his dead relatives/close ones, the same is true when a person is about to sleep…

91: In order to attain diligence in Torah study, one must make sure not to speak badly about another Jew and not to search for any Jew’s flaws. Doing so ensures the Torah remains perfect, thereby allowing you to merit the sweetness and love of the Torah.

88: Rabeinu explains why we turn the tables over on Shabbat Hagadol. He connects this with the idea of speech and how the main idea of leaving Egypt was redeeming dibur/speech from the exile

89: Rabeinu delves into the pattern of one sin leading to another, creating a bundle of sins.

He explains that each sin leads to another sin that is related to it, creating a bundle of sins all in the same category. This can happen across many different categories/types of sins.

Rabienu teaches us how to destroy the foundation of these bundles of sin and how by doing positive actions exemplifying the 13 attributes of mercy awaken G-d’s mercy, in turn removing these bundles of sin…

88: Rabeinu explains why we turn the tables over on Shabbat Hagadol. He connects this with the idea of speech and how the main idea of leaving Egypt was redeeming dibur/speech from the exile

89: Rabeinu delves into the pattern of one sin leading to another, creating a bundle of sins.

He explains that each sin leads to another sin that is related to it, creating a bundle of sins all in the same category. This can happen across many different categories/types of sins.

Rabienu teaches us how to destroy the foundation of these bundles of sin and how by doing positive actions exemplifying the 13 attributes of mercy awaken G-d’s mercy, in turn removing these bundles of sin…

Rabeinu explains the deeper meaning behind the common saying that every fool has a beautiful wife.

He connects this with the deeper intentions behind the etrog and the species of the holiday of Sukkot.

Rabeinu also connects this in turn with the high holidays, the way the body transfers wisdom, and how a person merits a beautiful etrog…

Rabeinu mentions many different customs we perform at a wedding and the deep significance behind every one.

84: One is not safe from pain in the grave. Even when one passes, he can hear the maggots crawling and feel the pain of their bites. There’s nothing that could distract you from the pain in there…

85: Rabeinu explains why a person should not stubbornly refuse to travel to a certain place. Sometimes G-d arranges for a person to travel somewhere in order for him to rectify something in that place, just through simple acts of Divine service (reciting blessings, prayers, etc…)

The main thing is to safeguard oneself from sinning in that place!

Most of the things people are afraid of cannot harm them whatsoever. The main reason they fear from that thing or person is simply because there’s something within you that makes you feel that way, even if your mind can completely and clearly understand why that phobia is foolish.

The same applies to the desires of this world…