ב״ה
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Exploring the fist part of the Rebbe's discourse on this theme, said on 10 Shevat 1957. The letter Yud expresses humility and is the key to the difference between the unholy and the holy.
This discourse was taught on Shabbat Vayishlach, 19 Kislev, 1969. It starts with Jacob’s words to G-d, that he is unworthy of all the good which G-d has worked for him. Humility as a response to...
On the small Alef and Moses's humility as enabling him to receive Divine teachings, quoting the Torah's testimony that Moses was the humblest person on earth. Humility is presented not as weakness...
The paradox of being both great and small through the small Alef in the word Vayikra, explaining that Moses's humility made him the ideal vessel to receive and transmit the Divine Torah. Only by...
The paradox of being both great and small, using the small letter Alef in the first word of Vayikra as an expression of Moses's humility. The Torah commands that we be great in our deeds and powers,...