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Classes by Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon

Tanya: Chapter 2

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Topics: Tanya, G-dly Soul, Rebbe, Role of; Rebbe-Chassid Relationship

About this Class
This class studies the daily portion of Tanya — the foundational text of Chassidic philosophy. The lesson is taught using the original Hebrew text, translated and elucidated so that anyone can follow along.

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Posted: Mar 30, 2011

Excellent class

The lessons in Tanya are excellent, but Chapter 2 was written before DNA and focus only on the father of the child as the most important person, making the mother out to be very inferior to the male. What a pity the Alter Rabbi did not have the knowledge that we have today, then I am sure he would have treated the mother of the child with more importance, not just as a bag for the baby to grow inside.

Posted By Anonymous, Bournemouth, UK

Posted: Apr 8, 2010

Thank you

I've begun attending your Tanya classes and just wanted to say thanks for this opportunity to finally get down to tachlis (the nitty gritty) and refresh my soul.

All the best.

Posted By Avraham Rosenblum, Baltimore, MD

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