Shiur from Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Ztl on ראש השנה‎.  

Discussed:  

• Numerous reasons why we blow the Shofar on Rosh Hashana, and the underlying themes of these different and sometimes conflicting reasons.  
• The Shlah's explanation of why we end each set of Tekiaos with a Tikiya Gedolah, and why the confounding of the Yeitzer Hara only happens after the second Tikiya. 
• How the blowing of the Shofer encompasses both elements of T'shuva Meahava and T'shuva Meyirah.

Shiur from Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Ztl on ראש השנה‎.

Discussed:

• Why does the Torah call Rosh Hashana a Yom Teruah (referring to Shofar), which is only one of the Mitzvos of the day, but nowhere is it mentioned that it's the beginning of the new year and a day of judgment - the defining feature of the holiday?
• What are the connections between the 4 places the Torah mentions the Shofar that are all incorporated in the Bracha of Shofros in Musaf: The Akida, Matan Torah, the Mitzvah on Rosh Hashana, and the future Geulah?
• The Vilna Goan explains that "קול" signifies a sound with no meaning, so too the Shofar is the language of the heart and is intended to be primitive without eloquence. Similarly, the Baal Shem Tov writes that the Kol of the Shofar resembles the inarticulate cry of a child to his parent. So too, the Shofar represents the cry of the inner heart of every Jew, crying out to Hashem with a yearning to connect and serve Hashem.

Shiur From Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Ztl' on ימים נוראים. Discussed: 

• The Gemara teaches that for those who forgo the grievances against them, Hashem reciprocates and will overlook the evil you might have committed. 
• The significance of the סימנים and the importance of how you act on Rosh Hashana.  
• The attitude one should have on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Should one cry? The diffrent opinions and R' Yisrael Slanter's compromise.

Shiur from Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Ztl on פרשת נצבים-וילך.

Discussed:

• Lessons we can learn from Moshe Rabeinu and R' Yisrael Salanter on their last day of life.
• The Sforno explains what the Pasuk means that Teshuva is not in the heavens nor in a distant land.
• What was special about Reuven that Chazal say he was the first person to perform Teshuva; What about Adom, Kayin, and others who also did Teshuva?