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Shaar Hayichud: Chapter 12 - Part 2

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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: Dec 8, 2009

Thank you

Wow....thank you for the answer and taking the time to give me the detail.
Kol tuv.

Posted By Bev, Joburg

Posted: Dec 8, 2009

Ten Utterances

Thank you for your kind words.

When G-d created the world, he spoke the words of creation, "Let there be," 10 times, i.e., "Let there be light, etc." all enumerated in the very beginning of the Bible in Genesis.

These 10 Utterances make up the "energy" so to speak of creation.

The entire Book Two of the Tanya, Shaar Hayichud, is dedicated to explaining this phenomenon.

Posted By Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon, Encino, CA

Posted: Dec 7, 2009

thank you

Hello Rabbi
I get so much out of your teaching. thank you and kol tuv.
PS : what are the 10 utterances

Posted By Bev, Joburg

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