Likkutei Sichos vol. 22

Understanding the Midrash on why kids should begin their studies in the book of Vayikra, teaches how the purity of little children illustrates the essence of our connection to Hashem.

Can you bring wood as an offering in the Temple? Why did they celebrate the wood of the altar? Exploring three levels of dedication to G-d.

The angel Uriel and the two paradoxical elements of a korban.

A closer look at a Talmudic dispute on a law associated with the High Priest’s daily offering.

Why is Chabad so cautious not to wet matzah, yet deliberately does so on the last day of Pesach? Understanding our spiritual evolution through Pesach.

May a pregnant woman carry a baby to his bris? The secret of spiritual chaperones.

How to reconcile the fact that Tzaraas is the result of toxic speech, but only affects people who are spiritually evolved and immune to toxic behavior.

The ironic names of the double Parsha Tazria-Metzora teaches us that every mitzvah seeds the spectacular spiritual reality of Moshiach's times.

Learn about the Kohen Gadol's Yom Kippur uniform, Rashi's unique perspective, and a lesson in getting close to Hashem.

Prayer and counting the Omer share the unique power to change reality.

Learn the unique nature of this Yom Tov and how it’s intrinsically linked to life in the Sukkah—this teaches us how to live connected to Hashem.

The four kinds we take on Sukkos represent Jewish unity, which is all about connecting to even the disaffected Jew.

Learn when a mitzvah is boosted to a unique level of perfection. The key is a perplexing statement in the Zohar about the confluence of Shemitah and the seventh year for a slave.

The joining of Behar and Bechukosai teach us how to achieve the delicate balance of extreme humility and confidence.