Tanya: The Kabbalah of You | with Rabbi Levi Dubov

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Chapter 17

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Chapter 16 pt. 2

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Chapter 16 pt. 1

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Chapter 15

In this powerful chapter, we learn of the attitude a beinoni must have in his spiritual journey: to continuously grow, and constantly go beyond their nature and habit.

A successful beinoni is not determined by how much he accomplishes but by the effort put into continuous growth.

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Chapter 14 pt. 2

In a world where the perfection of a Tzadik is unattainable, we shift our focus to the attainable goal of becoming a Beinoni—a person of moral integrity.

While complete emotional alignment is out of reach, the Tanya teaches us the value of even a small effort toward cultivating this alignment, paving the way for a more spiritual and purposeful existence.

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Chapter 14 pt. 1

In this inspiring chapter, the Tanya transitions from understanding the "what" to embracing the "how" of becoming a beinoni.

Though initially overwhelming, the journey to being a beinoni is practical and attainable. By consciously making choices that go against our emotions, we can embody the essence of a beinoni's spiritual lifestyle.

The first step on your beinoni journey is to start today by focusing on one decision at a time rather than getting overwhelmed by long-term goals.

Finally, the Alter Rebbe gives a script of self-encouragement for the beinoni to make the right choices.

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Chapter 13 pt. 3

In this fascinating class, we dive into a burning question: Is a beinoni's relationship with God authentic if they must recreate it every day? Are they truly living a spiritual life or just pretending?

Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking journey exploring the essence of truth and the Jewish perspective on it. Discover how truth is defined as something eternal, consistent, independent, and unaffected by circumstances.

Delving deep into the Kabbalah of truth, the Alter Rebbe reassures the beinoni of the genuineness of their spiritual journey and their connection with God.

This illuminating episode will challenge your understanding of truth and provide insights into the profound nature of a Jew's relationship with the divine.

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Chapter 13 pt. 2

The beinoni's journey is defined by the ongoing inner battle between two opposing souls. Even at the pinnacle of the beinoni's possibility, the Animal Soul lurks beneath the surface. With this, the Alter Rebbe stresses the crucial need for the beinoni to remain ever-vigilant and aware of the Animal Soul's presence.

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Chapter 13 pt. 1

Despite the successes of the beinoni in absolute self-mastery, the beinoni must be aware of his vulnerability: He still possesses an Animal Soul that has yet to be compromised and is only growing stronger. And if it weren't for G-d's help, his Godly Soul would not have the power to overrule the Animal Soul.

This honest awareness is crucial for the beinoni to remain vigilant and succeed spiritually.

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Chapter 12 pt. 4

This class further explores the Beinoni's self-mastery despite constantly battling their Animal Soul, and How the Beinoni is fundamentally different from a Tzadik.

This class also discusses the importance of engaging in the world consciously, mindfully, and with intentionality, and the idea of sanctifying oneself, even with the permitted things in life.

This class concludes with the importance of self-mastery in interpersonal matters.

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