Divine Desire : A chassidic exploration of our relationship with G-d and why our mitzvot matter
Drawing primarily on the teachings of the second, fifth and seventh Rebbes of Chabad, a discussion of the nature and interplay of pleasure and desire casts new light on why our mitzvot are so meaningful before G-d.
| Topics: | Chassidism, Desire; Will, Oneg, Ratzon | |
Rabbi Elchonon Friedman is rabbi at Bnai Emunah Chabad in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Thank you Dear Rabbi,
Thank you for you explanation of; pleasure, the soul and the relationship of these United which reciprocate the pleasure and desire of HaShem towards each and everyone who makes an effort to undertake HaShems will.