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Torah 232: Summoning All the Worlds to Praise G-d; Torah 233: You Can’t Have 2 Thoughts at the Same Time; Torah 234: Telling Stories of Tzadikim
Torah 232: Rabeinu teaches us that one should awaken himself to pray with heartfelt concentration when saying the opening words of Tehillim 148.
Torah 233: Rabeinu explains the great pleasure G-d has when a man overcomes foreign thoughts with holy thoughts. He also gives us advice on how to keep our thoughts pure at all times.
Torah 234: Rabeinu gives us the details and specifics with regard to sharing stories of Tzadikim and what makes one capable of sharing these stories. Rabeinu also explains that sharing stories of Tzadikim purifies one’s thoughts, sweetens judgements, gives one expanded consciousness, and can bring one up all the way to the “world of thought.” Rabeinu also discusses ideas about Hashgacha/Divine Providence, appointing kings, etc…
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By BresloveTorah 232: Rabeinu teaches us that one should awaken himself to pray with heartfelt concentration when saying the opening words of Tehillim 148.
Torah 233: Rabeinu explains the great pleasure G-d has when a man overcomes foreign thoughts with holy thoughts. He also gives us advice on how to keep our thoughts pure at all times.
Torah 234: Rabeinu gives us the details and specifics with regard to sharing stories of Tzadikim and what makes one capable of sharing these stories. Rabeinu also explains that sharing stories of Tzadikim purifies one’s thoughts, sweetens judgements, gives one expanded consciousness, and can bring one up all the way to the “world of thought.” Rabeinu also discusses ideas about Hashgacha/Divine Providence, appointing kings, etc…