| Hayom Yom was written by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 5703 (1942-43). In this box we have listed the Torah Lessons for this year. The Torah Lessons below in the text are as they were in the original edition. | ||||
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| Hayom Yom Hayom-Yom for 14, Shevat
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| Hayom Yom was written by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 5703 (1942-43). In this box we have listed the Torah Lessons for this year. The Torah Lessons below in the text are as they were in the original edition. | ||||
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Wednesday Sh'vat 14 5703 Torah Lessons
(5703)Chumash: B'shalach, Revi'i with Rashi.
Tehillim: 72-76.
Tanya: Ch. 21. However, (p. 87)...their prophetic vision. (p. 87).
Our Holy forebears, the Rebbe'im through the generations, appealed to G-d and evoked Divine compassion toward their Chassidim, those bound to them.
- Tachanun (p. 103) is not said at Mincha.
This was not all; they also had an Avoda of bringing their Chassidim to mind, inwardly, pondering their affection and attachment to the Rebbe, reciprocating that affection and attachment.
Bringing someone to mind has the effect of arousing that person's innermost powers. We see that when one looks deeply and intently at another he will turn around and return the glance, because the penetrating gaze awakens the core of the soul. Thought has the same effect.