Daily Maamar · Rabbi Moshe B Perlstein

Yom Gimmel, Purim Katan 5738, Maamorim Melukatim Vol. 3 – Episode 1

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Rabbi Perlstein begins a new maamar based on the Lubavitcher Rebbe's famous words about a secret police incident.

The episode starts with Rabbi Perlstein introducing a new maamar by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, beginning with famous words. He mentions that this maamar is based on a teaching from the Friedrich Rebbe, linking it to a previous maamar discussed earlier. Rabbi Perlstein explains that the Rebbe gave out teachings derived from this maamar, emphasizing its importance in Chassidic study. The shiur is text-based, with English translation and explanation, making it accessible to a wider audience. This episode is part of a daily series that has been ongoing for 25 years, now being made public. The focus is on maamarim of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, providing in-depth analysis of Gemara, Rambam, and Chassidus. Rabbi Perlstein notes that they are almost into the third volume of maamarim, indicating the depth and continuity of the study. He explains the maamar theoretically, delving into its spiritual and textual layers. The maamar was said during a time when the secret police of Russia were involved, adding a historical context. This reference to the secret police suggests a narrative of persecution or tension, which may relate to Jewish history. The episode does not provide full details but hints at a story involving arrest attempts. The teaching is part of Maamorim Melukatim Vol. 3, with this being Episode 1, marking a new section in the series. Rabbi Perlstein's approach is educational, focusing on careful explanation of the Rebbe's words. The shiur aims to deepen understanding of Chassidic thought through structured daily lessons. Listeners are guided through the text with translations to ensure comprehension. The episode sets up future discussions by introducing key themes and historical elements. Overall, it serves as an entry point for new listeners while continuing the long-standing tradition of daily study.

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