Chassidic Discourse on Repentance - Lesson 5: Derech Mitzvosecha – Mitzvas Viduy u’Teshuvah
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Re: ??? Why call it "karma" (a non-Jewish concept) when you can call it "cause and effect" (which is a law of the universe)? Reply
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i don't like the word but isn't what you were trying to describe what most would call karma? You create your own destiny by the actions that you take towards others.
i believe i live the sin which is the never ending cycle which goes along with the animal soul i have.
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Thank you! This class is so amazing and so important. thank you for explaining this maamer so clear and practical. Reply
Chassidic Discourse on Repentance - Lesson 5
That concept of Verbal Articulation is equivalent to action, as you do the action is very interesting.
Thanks Rabbi...
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On the title screen before each episode it says that this discourse is from the book Derech Mitzvosecha. In Lesson 1, I talk about the book and its author, the third Chabad rebbe.
You can buy your own copy of the book at the Kehot online store.
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I have been listening to your discourses on repentance. I need them so much. Thank you very much.
I would like to know the name of the book you are using?
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Discourse of Repentance Excellent! I look forward to the next lesson. Reply
What does it mean to say the aleph beis of repentance? Is it a specific prayer that you are referring to?
The Ahashmnu Prayer is in Alphabetical order and is recited even by the righteous.
You can see the piece of liturgy in our virtual Siddur here: Chabad.org/Siddur