Daily Maamar

This episode explores Haman's strategy against the Jews during Purim, focusing on his attempt to target them at a spiritual level where their Mitzvahs don't reach, using insights from a Maamar.

This episode continues a Chassidic discourse explaining the concept of Emunah Sitecha and its connection to Pesach, exploring the strength of Hashem as discussed in Gemara Shabbos.

This episode explores the Torah passage 'Ki Yishalcha Bincha' (When your son asks you), focusing on the Rebbe's interpretation of the four sons who ask questions, particularly the Ben HaChokim's inquiry about Eidos, Hukim, and Mishpatim.

This episode explores a nuanced interpretation of Chodesh Tishrei as the seventh month, emphasizing that its significance derives from the Rishen rather than being inherently important.

This episode discusses Torah interpretations related to Parshas Hachodesh, focusing on concepts like Shuba (repentance) and Gula (redemption) as explained by sources like the Rambam and Rav Elazer.

This episode begins a Chassidic discourse on Parshas Hachodesh, exploring the establishment of Rosh Chodesh (the new month) and its spiritual significance in Jewish tradition.

This episode explores the three levels of performing mitzvahs (commandments) in Jewish practice, connecting them to Torah study and spiritual growth.

This episode discusses the spiritual dimensions of Purim Katan, focusing on the Messias Nefesh concept and how spiritual experiences before Matan Teira affected only the spiritual realm without physical impact.

This episode explores the spiritual significance of Purim, particularly the concept of drinking to a level of heightened awareness and the annual renewal of accepting Jewish tradition.

This episode explores the deeper levels of Kima Mitzvah in learning Torah, distinguishing between Torah as a command to the person and its relationship to the world.

This episode explores concepts in Jewish law and mysticism, focusing on counting methods, the distinction between hidden and revealed worlds, and interpretations from Torah and Tehillim.

This episode discusses the interpretation of Jewish texts, focusing on the concepts of Edus, Hukam, and Mishpatim in relation to Mitzvah and their revelation before Pesach.

This episode explores the distinctions between Eidus and Chukim in Chassidic thought, focusing on the Atzmus level and the concept of engraving in Maimarki.

This episode discusses the connection between the Jewish nation, divine acceptance, and adherence to Jewish law, referencing historical and theological concepts.

This episode explores a Talmudic discussion about why people mistakenly thought they needed to honor certain concepts, focusing on the Rambam's analysis in Hilchas HaVei DeZorah.

This episode discusses a Rebbe's teachings on spiritual empowerment, focusing on reaching the level of Al Terebbe and exploring whether Meisher HaBeinu was a Qayin during Yimei HaMiluyim through Tera-level insights.

This episode explores a Chassidic discourse on the concept of divine love and spiritual elevation, focusing on the Rebbe's teachings about transcending worldly desires to connect with the essence of God.

This episode explores the connection between rational understanding and spiritual concepts in Jewish thought, focusing on choosing Hashem and interpreting Medrashim.

This episode explores the spiritual concept of prioritizing direct connection with the divine (Avishti) over worldly authority structures like kings and ministers, using Talmudic and mystical references.

This episode explores a Talmudic or rabbinic discussion about why a wise person (Pikeach) chose to take the king to himself rather than selecting governors, officers, or dukes, referencing the Rambam's explanations.

This episode explores the meaning of Adam in Chassidic thought, discussing why he is referred to as a spiritual being rather than just earthly.

This episode explores the connection between Jewish observance, mitzvahs, and spiritual attachment to the Eberstech through teachings from Parshas Vayikra and Tikkun Ezoya.

This episode discusses a Torah commentary on Parshas Vayikra, exploring Rashi's interpretation of a specific passage and its placement in the text.

This episode explores the significance of God emphasizing the Exodus from Egypt over the creation of heaven and earth in the Torah, delving into theological interpretations.

This episode reviews key points from a Torah discourse focusing on the Mitzvah of Parah as a representative concept of the entire Torah.

This episode explores a Torah teaching from Parshas Parah about transforming bitterness into sweetness through spiritual concepts like Aved Tzadshuva, with connections to Purim and mayishah.

This episode discusses the spiritual concept of converting bitterness to sweetness through Tshuva (repentance) in Jewish teachings.

This episode discusses the Torah portion Parshas Parah, focusing on the mysterious decree of the red heifer (Para Aduma) as a divine law not meant for human reasoning.

This episode explores the concept of Goyro as a divine decree that transcends human intellect and will, based on a Chassidic discourse from Purim 5713.

This episode discusses a Chassidic discourse (maamar) from 1953 (Purim 5713) that the Rebbe edited and connects to Stalin's death, exploring the deeper meaning of Purim as 'happy lottery'.

This episode discusses the spiritual concepts of avaydeh and logical progression in Jewish thought, focusing on teachings from Toras Menachem related to Purim.

This episode explores the Kabbalistic and Chassidic teachings related to Purim Katan, focusing on the concepts of Kibbala Yehuda and their deeper spiritual significance.

This episode explores the mystical concept of Chayin from Isaiah and Parashat Kisisa, focusing on its repetition and connection to divine drawing-down beyond human comprehension.

This episode discusses a mimer (likely a Chassidic discourse) from Purim Katan 5738, focusing on education, spiritual enemies, and the role of Moshe Rabbein in providing energy through connection.

This episode explores how personal struggles and ultimate submission (bitl) can bring one closer to Godliness, as discussed through Torah teachings and insights from the Al-Terebbe.

This episode explores Jewish spiritual concepts from Isaiah and Tanya, discussing how involvement in the world (Evediknani) and spiritual descents (Yerida) can lead to greater ascents (Aliyah) in daily life.

This episode discusses the status of an Eved Kenani (Canaanite slave) in Jewish law, exploring whether they can be considered a Benini and the role of repentance in their spiritual elevation.

This episode discusses the Chassidic interpretation of the Torah portions Mishpatim and Shkalim, focusing on their spiritual and legal dimensions within Jewish tradition.

This episode introduces a new Meimer focusing on the parashah Mishpatim, discussing its laws and linguistic nuances in preparation for Purim.

This episode explores the connection between Kabbalah Sateirah and mesiris nefesh (self-sacrifice) in breaking spiritual boundaries, referencing Jewish teachings and Rabbi Zbiggi's insights.

This episode introduces and discusses the fundamental Maimara of Yedalev Nissen, exploring the Rebbe's worldview and its significance in Jewish spiritual teachings.

This episode explores the concept of Bechira (free choice) in Jewish thought, contrasting it with Seichel (intellect) and Rotson (desire) to explain true free will beyond logic and inclination.

This episode explores how Torah study draws spiritual essence into the fulfillment of mitzvahs, emphasizing that performing commandments involves self-negation to divine will rather than personal identity.

This episode discusses the three levels in a person, focusing on concepts like Tzaddik and Roshem Beini as explained in the Zohar, relating to the Hebrew people and spiritual work.

This episode begins a new volume of Toras Menachem, focusing on the Torah portion Mishpatim, the special reading of Shkalim, and the eve of Rosh Chodesh Adar in 5726, presenting Chassidic teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Rabbi Perlstein begins a new daily shiur on maamarim from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, focusing on two discourses from Purim 5713.

Rabbi Perlstein begins a new series on a maamar from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, focusing on Shabbos Parshat Tzav and Shabbos HaGodol in the month of Nissan.

Rabbi Perlstein delivers a daily shiur on Maamorim of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, focusing on the Maamer from 15th of Shvat 5731.

This episode begins a Maamar from Toras Menachem, Vol.

Rabbi Perlstein begins a new maamar from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, starting with famous words.