From every sefer ever since Har Sinai, have we ever gotten such exposure to the mind and heart of someone like this? What a privilege to be exposed to the inner thought of a tzaddik, in such an intimate way. This last piece in Tzav Veziruz, ends off by giving us a perfect message for where we often find ourselves in our lives today.

A beautiful description of what Shaleshudes can (and should) be.

Everyone knows that working on the Ego and understanding how to self-annihilate it is key in the growth of any authentic seeker. In this incredibly important piece by the Piasetner Rebbe, the Rebbe gives us clear guidelines as to the "how".
אשרינו שזכינו לרבי כזה

Hashem created us with one drive, and one drive only.
He didn’t create us with a will to eat or to drink.
Hashem created us with one life drive - to get what we need. We want what we feel is missing. The question is, can that ever be used positively?

In this magical piece, the Piasetzner Rebbe takes us to the future, the day of our death, and enables, through a powerful visualization, to do some magical work on ourselves.

When we pick up crumbs of wasted minutes throughout the days, our days become longer than ever

The importance of making bookmarks during our journeys to detect what works for us and what doesn't.

A heartbreaking ending to one of the most passionate pieces of chassidic writings. In this piece, the Rebbe begins by describing his gratitude for the momentary revelation of light from above, only to be followed by his 31-year-old son's death.

What do you with contradicting feelings?

In this piece, the Piasetzner Rebbe showed us how to live with both the feeling of living in hell, while having moments of visualization of Gan Eden.