Chassidic Discourse on Repentance - Lesson 3 - Derech Mitzvosecha – Mitzvas Viduy u’Teshuvah

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Chassidic Discourse on Repentance - Lesson 3: Derech Mitzvosecha – Mitzvas Viduy u’Teshuvah

Handouts:	Derech Mitzvosecha 3
Related Text:	Lessons in Derech Mitzvosecha: Mitzvas Vidui U’Teshuvah (Part 1)
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Topics:	Maamar, Teshuvah

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Rabbi Shais Taub is a noted speaker, author, and columnist, who serves as scholar-in-residence of Chabad of the Five Towns. His talks and classes may be seen on SoulWords.org.

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Carlos Sampaio São Paulo - Brazil August 10, 2013

Rabbi Taub Awesome lecture. Thank You! Reply

Anonymous USA March 8, 2011

Derech Mitzvosecha 3 Rabbi Taub,

Thank you deeply for this lesson. As a Profiler, as a mitzvah, I can bring Him and His energy into this World. Only when I solve the case and I always solve every case I take. I have done so since I was 3 because it was my gift. Often I quote scripture while surveying a crime scene. I have done that since I was 7.

What I am not sure of is WHY I am violently attacked afterwards. I do believe it has eveything to do with the fact I brought the Great One down from Heaven and into the World against the evil one.

Because I do it to quiet the wails from Heaven, I hear Him and His wails, my action and involvement in life against those who "play" God, brings about the attacks, after I solve the homicide.

Breaking the energy of evil and destroying the power it has over the human race. Putting Hashem BACK into the World where He belongs. His wails ASK me to do it. I receive Chochma for my award. Yod, He exalted!

Am I on the right track? Reply

ILA JAROL Surprise, AZ March 6, 2011

Chassidich Discourse- Mitzvah I enjjoyed this and learned so much from this lecture. Reply

Chassidic Discourse on Repentance - Lesson 3: Derech Mitzvosecha – Mitzvas Viduy u’Teshuvah

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