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Sefer HaMaamarim - Friediker Rebbe

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	This is a series of books (approximately 20 volumes) containing the maamarim delivered by [[The Rebbe Rayatz\|the Friediker Rebbe]] during his years of leadership.		[[File:ספרי הרבי רייצ.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Sefer HaMaamarim - Friediker Rebbe]]
			'''Sefer HaMaamarim - Friediker Rebbe''' This is a series of books (approximately 20 volumes) containing the maamarim delivered by [[The Rebbe Rayatz\|the Friediker Rebbe]] during his years of leadership.

	== Sefer HaMaamarim 1922-1923 ==		== Sefer HaMaamarim 1922-1923 ==
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	The maamarim published in 1948-1951 were collected into books named after them, since in those years there were [almost] no maamarim. Of these, only Sefer HaMaamarim 1951 was called "Collected" - despite all the maamarim printed in previous years being collected from maamarim delivered many years earlier - apparently to distinguish it from the Rebbe's.		The maamarim published in 1948-1951 were collected into books named after them, since in those years there were [almost] no maamarim. Of these, only Sefer HaMaamarim 1951 was called "Collected" - despite all the maamarim printed in previous years being collected from maamarim delivered many years earlier - apparently to distinguish it from the Rebbe's.

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Emunah

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	== Among Other Nations ==		== Among Other Nations ==
	While [[Nations of the World\|non-Jews]] can achieve some belief in G-dliness, [[Toras HaChassidus\|Chassidus]] explains their faith is limited to G-dliness clothed in worlds. Only Jews have faith in G-dliness beyond worlds.		While [[Nations of the World\|non-Jews]] can achieve some belief in G-dliness, [[Toras HaChassidus\|Chassidus]] explains their faith is limited to G-dliness clothed in worlds. Only Jews have faith in G-dliness beyond worlds.

			== Sources of faith ==
			In the Kuntres VeAtah Tetzaveh (5752 / 1992) the Rebbe writes how Emunah arises in situations of revelation, danger and brokenness.
			* Emunah from revelation: This is the example of the Jewish People at Mount Sinai who witnessed revelation and as a result said "we will do (based on Emunah) and we will hear (based on understanding)
			* Emunah from danger: This is the example of the Jewish People during the Purim story who accepted the Torah in the face of danger as the decree did not apply to those who did not
			* Emunah from brokenness: This is the example of after the Purim miracle the Jews completed their acceptance of Torah, and their true essence is revealed because of the brokenness of living in Exile

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Likutei Sichos

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Various Editions of the Series

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	* As part of the Likkutei Sichos Project, an accurate and modern translation of the sichos studied each week is released, including page numbers corresponding to the Yiddish Likkutei Sichos.		* As part of the Likkutei Sichos Project, an accurate and modern translation of the sichos studied each week is released, including page numbers corresponding to the Yiddish Likkutei Sichos.
	* '''In English''' - The translation of the series into English was done by the 'Vaad L'Hafatzas Sichos' - Parts 1-5 covering Volumes 1-2 were translated by Rabbi Emmanuel Schochet, and Parts 6-10 covering Volumes 3-4 were translated by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger. For some reason, the translation of the series was discontinued. In addition, ~~the Vaad~~ Sichos in English published "Selections from Likkutei Sichos," which includes 3 sichos per week from the series.		* '''In English''' - The translation of the series into English was done by the 'Vaad L'Hafatzas Sichos' - Parts 1-5 covering Volumes 1-2 were translated by Rabbi Emmanuel Schochet, and Parts 6-10 covering Volumes 3-4 were translated by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger. For some reason, the translation of the series was discontinued. In addition, Sichos in English published "Selections from Likkutei Sichos," which includes 3 sichos per week from the series. More recently Sichos In English started an initiative to study the first 4 Volumes of Likkutei Sichos, providing thoroughly redone translations of those Sichos and distributed them for [https://sie.org/weekly free online] via Email Subscription and [[Sichah.link/sie2\|Whatsapp]] broadcast.
	* '''Likkutei Sichos Parshiyos''' - In 5764 (2004), the Vaad L'Hafatzas Sichos published an edition of "Likkutei Sichos Parshiyos," which collects all the sichos for a particular parsha into one volume. In this edition, they also added the sichos that were printed in the Sefer HaSichos series to each volume. In 5771 (2011), this set was released in a pocket edition.		* '''Likkutei Sichos Parshiyos''' - In 5764 (2004), the Vaad L'Hafatzas Sichos published an edition of "Likkutei Sichos Parshiyos," which collects all the sichos for a particular parsha into one volume. In this edition, they also added the sichos that were printed in the Sefer HaSichos series to each volume. In 5771 (2011), this set was released in a pocket edition.
	* '''Otzar Likkutei Sichos''' - In 5771 (2011), another series of books began to be published that collects the sichos - in Hebrew translation, organized by topics with introductions and summaries. The series was published by Toras Chabad for Yeshiva Students under the Mayanosecha publishing house and was called 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos.' Among the editors of the series are Rabbis Shneur Zalman Hecht and Eli Wolf. The series is distinguished by its modern and precise translation and is divided into three topics: the simple meaning of scripture, Chassidus on the parsha, and a topic in the parsha, with each volume covering all three. In addition to volumes based on the order of the weekly portions and holidays, there are volumes on special topics, such as 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos L'Shitataihu' - a collection of sichos dealing with disputes between Tannaim and Amoraim, as well as 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos Klal Yisrael' - a selection of sichos on the uniqueness of the Jewish people, 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos Teshuva' which includes the sichos in Volume 39 on Iggeret HaTeshuva, and more. The series was also released in a small format.		* '''Otzar Likkutei Sichos''' - In 5771 (2011), another series of books began to be published that collects the sichos - in Hebrew translation, organized by topics with introductions and summaries. The series was published by Toras Chabad for Yeshiva Students under the Mayanosecha publishing house and was called 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos.' Among the editors of the series are Rabbis Shneur Zalman Hecht and Eli Wolf. The series is distinguished by its modern and precise translation and is divided into three topics: the simple meaning of scripture, Chassidus on the parsha, and a topic in the parsha, with each volume covering all three. In addition to volumes based on the order of the weekly portions and holidays, there are volumes on special topics, such as 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos L'Shitataihu' - a collection of sichos dealing with disputes between Tannaim and Amoraim, as well as 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos Klal Yisrael' - a selection of sichos on the uniqueness of the Jewish people, 'Otzar Likkutei Sichos Teshuva' which includes the sichos in Volume 39 on Iggeret HaTeshuva, and more. The series was also released in a small format.

Florida

77.111.246.181 — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 21:19:51 GMT

Fort Lauderdale

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	* Oceanfront Synagogue - Rabbi Dovid Kadan, Rabbi Leibel Kadan		* Oceanfront Synagogue - Rabbi Dovid Kadan, Rabbi Leibel Kadan
	* Boca Raton Synagogue - Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipskar, Rabbi Shaya Rubinstein, Rabbi Moshe Bruck, Rabbi Shlomo Katan, Rabbi Shneur Zalman Lipskar, Rabbi Shmuel Tvardovitch, Rabbi Dov Schochet, Rabbi Shaya Parkash		* Boca Raton Synagogue - Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipskar, Rabbi Shaya Rubinstein, Rabbi Moshe Bruck, Rabbi Shlomo Katan, Rabbi Shneur Zalman Lipskar, Rabbi Shmuel Tvardovitch, Rabbi Dov Schochet, Rabbi Shaya Parkash
	* Rashbi Synagogue - Rabbi Duch and Rabbi ~~Bitton~~		* Rashbi Synagogue - Rabbi Duch and Rabbi Chneb
	* Baba Sali Synagogue		* Baba Sali Synagogue
	* Ahavas Yisroel Synagogue - Rabbi Aharon Yitzchak Lieberman		* Ahavas Yisroel Synagogue - Rabbi Aharon Yitzchak Lieberman
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	===== Fort Lauderdale =====		===== Fort Lauderdale =====
	* Chabad Inveraray - Rabbi Aron Lieberman		* Chabad Inveraray - Rabbi Aron Lieberman
	* Beis Moshiach Florida - Founder: Rabbi Mordechai Anati A"H, Rabbi ~~now~~: Rabbi Daniel Shahino		* Beis Moshiach Florida - Founder: Rabbi Mordechai Anati A"H, Rabbi Now: Rabbi Daniel Shahino

	===== Other Locations =====		===== Other Locations =====

Chassid

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	rabbi mordichai elazar chaim garelic or his full name rabbi modche elya chaim yitzchak wase born in the city of zurevitch a famous chabad town not far frum the dneper river rabbi moshe garelic his relitive suported him in his youth modche wase a very very funy child here are not even 15 stories that chabad peaple have a serious student but a willy jokster in his youth he didint laern to implament chasidis in to himself reb modche chaim also wase whonse brushing his teath note that in those days especialy relates rabbi yosef binyamen engelsstein relates the chasidisher kids whud brush out frum the misnagdishe kids the toothpaste and put in chasidis insteade that wase how much chasidishe and ehrliche children rabbi modche whud relate this story whith such entusisasim and kindnes you coud see his maskill skill reb madche whud daven like a chosid he loost to make tenaim for his grandfathers who lost some chasidus on the whgy but chasidis is what a chosid shud say says harav vihachosid hamashpia hashliach avremele altein a dvekus is it kabolas oil thats all said his rebbetzin in the year 18 76 in the month of teves he lived 76 years and played a extremly active role in spreading chabad chasidis in comunist rusia on the seven years he and his relitive reb moshe whwre there this is part 1 of the amazing story you cant get anywhere else we biezrass hashem whill puplish a 10000 enclopidea by rabb moshe chaim yosef altein{{Chabad}}		{{Chabad}}
	A '''Chasid''' (plural: '''Chassidim''') is a title given to the students and followers of [[the Baal Shem Tov]] and his students' who belong to the Chassidic movement. A Chasid is one who engages in avodas Hashem in a pnimiyus way, meaning with their inner soul powers and not just through physical action, combining both their intellectual and emotional capabilities in the fulfillment of Torah and mitzvos. After the spread of Chassidic teachings under the leadership of the Baal Shem Tov, this title became attached to all believers in Chassidic teachings and those who follow its ways<ref>Nasi V'chassid Page 26</ref>.		A '''Chasid''' (plural: '''Chassidim''') is a title given to the students and followers of [[the Baal Shem Tov]] and his students' who belong to the Chassidic movement. A Chasid is one who engages in avodas Hashem in a pnimiyus way, meaning with their inner soul powers and not just through physical action, combining both their intellectual and emotional capabilities in the fulfillment of Torah and mitzvos. After the spread of Chassidic teachings under the leadership of the Baal Shem Tov, this title became attached to all believers in Chassidic teachings and those who follow its ways<ref>Nasi V'chassid Page 26</ref>.

Chassid

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a chabads life

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	{{Chabad}}		rabbi mordichai elazar chaim garelic or his full name rabbi modche elya chaim yitzchak wase born in the city of zurevitch a famous chabad town not far frum the dneper river rabbi moshe garelic his relitive suported him in his youth modche wase a very very funy child here are not even 15 stories that chabad peaple have a serious student but a willy jokster in his youth he didint laern to implament chasidis in to himself reb modche chaim also wase whonse brushing his teath note that in those days especialy relates rabbi yosef binyamen engelsstein relates the chasidisher kids whud brush out frum the misnagdishe kids the toothpaste and put in chasidis insteade that wase how much chasidishe and ehrliche children rabbi modche whud relate this story whith such entusisasim and kindnes you coud see his maskill skill reb madche whud daven like a chosid he loost to make tenaim for his grandfathers who lost some chasidus on the whgy but chasidis is what a chosid shud say says harav vihachosid hamashpia hashliach avremele altein a dvekus is it kabolas oil thats all said his rebbetzin in the year 18 76 in the month of teves he lived 76 years and played a extremly active role in spreading chabad chasidis in comunist rusia on the seven years he and his relitive reb moshe whwre there this is part 1 of the amazing story you cant get anywhere else we biezrass hashem whill puplish a 10000 enclopidea by rabb moshe chaim yosef altein{{Chabad}}
	A '''Chasid''' (plural: '''Chassidim''') is a title given to the students and followers of [[the Baal Shem Tov]] and his students' who belong to the Chassidic movement. A Chasid is one who engages in avodas Hashem in a pnimiyus way, meaning with their inner soul powers and not just through physical action, combining both their intellectual and emotional capabilities in the fulfillment of Torah and mitzvos. After the spread of Chassidic teachings under the leadership of the Baal Shem Tov, this title became attached to all believers in Chassidic teachings and those who follow its ways<ref>Nasi V'chassid Page 26</ref>.		A '''Chasid''' (plural: '''Chassidim''') is a title given to the students and followers of [[the Baal Shem Tov]] and his students' who belong to the Chassidic movement. A Chasid is one who engages in avodas Hashem in a pnimiyus way, meaning with their inner soul powers and not just through physical action, combining both their intellectual and emotional capabilities in the fulfillment of Torah and mitzvos. After the spread of Chassidic teachings under the leadership of the Baal Shem Tov, this title became attached to all believers in Chassidic teachings and those who follow its ways<ref>Nasi V'chassid Page 26</ref>.

Brazil

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	== During the Period of the Rebbe Rayatz ==		== During the Period of the Rebbe Rayatz ==
	5689 (1929), Rabbi Dov Ber and his wife Feiga ~~Begon~~ settled in southern Brazil, in the city of Porto Alegre, and established a mikveh tahara in their home (which exists to this day, maintained by the shliach Rabbi Liberov, who bought the house and renovated it). In 5708 (1948), Rabbi Dov Ber sent his two children, Rabbi Yaakov and Tzvi Aryeh ~~Begon~~, to study at [[Central Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim - 770\|Tomchei Temimim-770]] until their weddings, after which they were sent by the Rebbe for shlichus in Brazil.		5689 (1929), Rabbi Dov Ber and his wife Feiga Begun settled in southern Brazil, in the city of Porto Alegre, and established a mikveh tahara in their home (which exists to this day, maintained by the shliach Rabbi Liberov, who bought the house and renovated it). In 5708 (1948), Rabbi Dov Ber sent his two children, Rabbi Yaakov and Tzvi Aryeh Begun, to study at [[Central Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim - 770\|Tomchei Temimim-770]] until their weddings, after which they were sent by the Rebbe for shlichus in Brazil.

	'''5690 (1930)''', the Rebbe Rayatz wrote a letter to Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Althaus, from which it appears that he wanted to visit Brazil. His holy words were: "Regarding the trip to Brazil, it is difficult for me to say anything about it yet, until some matter that still depends on estimation becomes clear, and I am not making any promise about this, but rather my desire and aim is that Hashem should help that the good will come from potential to actual, both materially and spiritually." No further details are known about this visit idea.		'''5690 (1930)''', the Rebbe Rayatz wrote a letter to Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Althaus, from which it appears that he wanted to visit Brazil. His holy words were: "Regarding the trip to Brazil, it is difficult for me to say anything about it yet, until some matter that still depends on estimation becomes clear, and I am not making any promise about this, but rather my desire and aim is that Hashem should help that the good will come from potential to actual, both materially and spiritually." No further details are known about this visit idea.

Moshe Eliyahu Gurary

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	Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Gurary is a [[mashpia]] (spiritual mentor) and rabbi of the Chabad community in Pomona near Monsey, NY, and an editor of explanatory books on Chassidic teachings.		{{Image requested}}
			Rabbi '''Moshe Eliyahu Gurary''' is a [[mashpia]] (spiritual mentor) and rabbi of the Chabad community in Pomona near Monsey, NY, and an editor of explanatory books on Chassidic teachings.

	== Life History ==		== Life History ==
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	* Deputy editor of the Chassidus Mevueres commentary on the Tanya (from part 3 onwards).		* Deputy editor of the Chassidus Mevueres commentary on the Tanya (from part 3 onwards).

			[[Category:Gurary family]]
	[[he:משה אליהו גוראריה]]		[[he:משה אליהו גוראריה]]

Zeir Anpin

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	Zeir Anpin is the name of the divine countenance formed from the integration of the emotional attributes (middot) in the World of Atzilut. Together with [[Malchus of Atzilus\|Malchut of Atzilut]], they are also known as "Kudsha Brich Hu U'Shechintei" (The Holy One Blessed Be He and His Divine Presence). The unity created between them is called "Yichuda Tata'ah" (Lower Unity). Therefore, the commandments we perform are intended to unite Zeir Anpin with Malchut of Atzilut. Many have the custom to recite a "L'shem Yichud" (For the sake of unity) formula before performing commandments, for example: "For the sake of unifying the Holy One Blessed Be He and His Divine Presence."		'''Zeir Anpin''' is the name of the divine countenance formed from the integration of the emotional attributes (middot) in the World of Atzilut. Together with [[Malchus of Atzilus\|Malchut of Atzilut]], they are also known as "Kudsha Brich Hu U'Shechintei" (The Holy One Blessed Be He and His Divine Presence). The unity created between them is called "Yichuda Tata'ah" (Lower Unity). Therefore, the commandments we perform are intended to unite Zeir Anpin with Malchut of Atzilut. Many have the custom to recite a "L'shem Yichud" (For the sake of unity) formula before performing commandments, for example: "For the sake of unifying the Holy One Blessed Be He and His Divine Presence."

	== Spiritual Elevations and Shabbat ==		== Spiritual Elevations and Shabbat ==
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	An analogy for the difference between Zeir Anpin and Arich Anpin: It's like comparing a map of a geographical area to the actual area itself. For instance, a real river versus its symbol on a map, or the emotional attributes of a small child compared to those of an adult.		An analogy for the difference between Zeir Anpin and Arich Anpin: It's like comparing a map of a geographical area to the actual area itself. For instance, a real river versus its symbol on a map, or the emotional attributes of a small child compared to those of an adult.

			==References==
			{{reflist}}

			[[Category:Concepts in Chassidus]]
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Yehoshua Binyamin Gordon

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			[[File:יהושע בנימין גורדון.jpg\|thumb\|Rabbi Yehoshua Binyamin Gordon]]
	Rabbi '''Yehoshua Binyamin Gordon''' (10 Tammuz 5709 - 29 Shevat 5776) was [[the Rebbe]]'s shliach in Valley, California. He was known as an eloquent lecturer and successful shliach, who created a Jewish revolution in his area of [[shlichus]] and brought additional couples to work under him.		Rabbi '''Yehoshua Binyamin Gordon''' (10 Tammuz 5709 - 29 Shevat 5776) was [[the Rebbe]]'s shliach in Valley, California. He was known as an eloquent lecturer and successful shliach, who created a Jewish revolution in his area of [[shlichus]] and brought additional couples to work under him.

Aharon Kozin

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	'''Aharon Avigdor~~''' '''~~Cousin''' was a boys' school principal in London. Today he is one of the elder Anash in [[Crown Heights]].		'''Aharon Avigdor Cousin''' was a boys' school principal in London. Today he is one of the elder Anash in [[Crown Heights]].

	== Life History ==		== Life History ==

Aharon Kozin

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	'''Aharon Avigdor''' Cousin was a boys' school principal in London. Today he is one of the elder Anash in [[Crown Heights]].		'''Aharon Avigdor''' '''Cousin''' was a boys' school principal in London. Today he is one of the elder Anash in [[Crown Heights]].

	== Life History ==		== Life History ==