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Tanya Book 5 Note 3 (Letter 34)

The Tanya is the fundamental work of Chabad Chassidic thought. Its author is Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, known as the Alter Rebbe. In 1796, he printed this comprehensive guidebook, a program for living an inspired Jewish life.

Two and a half centuries later, the world has changed. Radically. Yet Rabbi Shneur Zalman’s methods, disciplines and insights remain true, refreshing and relevant as ever.

These classes are given at Chabad of Sherman Oaks, CA. The series began in December of 2020 and is ongoing, covering a new chapter every Wednesday night.

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The Tanya is the fundamental work of Chabad Chassidic thought. Its author is Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, known as the Alter Rebbe. In 1796, he printed this comprehensive guidebook, a program for living an inspired Jewish life. Two and a half centuries later, the world has changed. Radically. Yet Rabbi Shneur Zalman’s methods, disciplines and insights remain true, refreshing and relevant as ever. These classes are given at Chabad of Sherman Oaks, CA. The series began in December of 2020 and is ongoing, covering a new chapter every Wednesday night.

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