Daily Maamar · Rabbi Moshe B Perlstein

Yom Dalet 15th of Shvat 5731, Maamorim Melukatim Volume 2 – Episode 3

·20 min·2 clips
Rabbi Perlstein explains the two-part structure of Torah and its unique role in mitzvahs.
This episode is part of the Daily Maamar podcast, which features Rabbi Perlstein's in-depth shiurim on Gemara, Rambam, and Chassidus, specifically focusing on Maamorim of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The shiur is text-based with English translation and explanation, ongoing for 25 years and now publicly available. The episode title references Yom Dalet 15th of Shvat 5731 from Maamorim Melukatim Volume 2, Episode 3. Rabbi Perlstein begins by situating the discussion in Oswald of the Meimer of Abba Rosh Hashanah, relating it to Mishas HaBeshad. He introduces the core theme of Torah's uniqueness, explaining it has two parts: Torah itself and mitzvahs. The shiur explores how these two concepts interact, with Torah serving as both a source of pleasure and a total mitzvah to the Ratzan of the Eberstein. Rabbi Perlstein clarifies that Mishas HaBeshad is the Torah, and the Torah is Mishas HaBeshad, containing all qualities of Torah within it. He emphasizes that learning Torah is a mitzvah, underscoring the obligation to study. The episode delves into the structure of Torah, mentioning it as the part of Torah that's Shalemah's mitzvah. It touches on conceptual elements like the tree structure and references E1 over 2, suggesting analytical or symbolic interpretations. The format is educational and text-focused, with Rabbi Perlstein providing explanations in English. Recurring themes include duality in Torah, spiritual fulfillment through study, and the integration of mitzvahs. Key moments include the opening explanation of Torah's two parts, the clarification of Mishas HaBeshad, and the emphasis on Torah learning as a mitzvah. The episode maintains a neutral, instructional tone throughout, aimed at deepening understanding of Chassidic teachings.
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