In sections 9-12 of the Maamar, the Rebbe departs from the Friediker Rebbe’s Maamar and develops an original idea; the boundary up to which the Moshe can reach in his efforts to connect the people to G-d beyond which he cannot venture, and there the person needs to achieve a connection that only they can access.

As we continue with sections 5-8 of the Maamar, we explore the Rebbe’s elaboration of the Friediker Rebbe’s Maamar and how Moshe Rabbeinu and Mordechai shepherd different modes of internalizing faith.

Here is a link to the Maamar in Hebrew and in English.

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In the Maamar V'ata Tezaveh the Rebbe put forwards his vision for a time when he is not physically present. The Rebbe hand distributed this Maaamar 14 days before he suffered a debilitating stroke, after which he never spoke again.

Originally recited in 5741 (1981), edited and distributed in 5752 (1992).

Here is a link to the Maamar in Hebrew and in English.

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As we conclude the maamar, we explore the real depth of the particular and the value of "sweating the details."

Here is the full text of the maamar.

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Continuing with sections 5, 6, and 7 of the maamar, we explore that the reason for the system is for an ultimate state of presence with the Divine within the details of life.

Here is the full text of the maamar.

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We continue into sections three and four of the maamar exploring the reason for the system of creation, and the Torah, which operates from the universal to the particular.

Here is the full text of the maamar.

-Spencer and Peretz

In honor of the upcoming holiday of Shavuot we are studying a maamar the Rebbe recited on Shavuot 5728 (1968) and edited in honor of Shavuot 5749 (1989).

In this episode, we introduce ourselves and study sections 1 and 2 of the Maamar.

The full maamar can be downloaded here.

-Spencer and Peretz