EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 22 MIN
Tanya L'masse #3 - The minds eye
from Tanya L'maase - Learning + Hisbonenus · host Betzalel Bassman
1. A neshama comes down with a mission — Tanya helps us see ourselves through the truth of the neshama.2. Simcha is essential in avodah — not numbness or avoidance of emotions, but a deep joy that comes from our connection to Hashem and the neshama.3. Tzadik, Rasha, and Benoni describe actions, not who we are.4. The danger is not only feeling low about ourselves, but also becoming numb and saying “I don’t care.”5. Lasting growth begins when we change how we see ourselves, connecting to the goodness of the neshama rather than negative labels.Rabbi Betzalel Bassman Tanya L'masseh - Learning + Hisbonenus Presenter : Rabbi Betzalel Bassman A project of Merkos Torah: Kviyus Itim L'TorahTake your learning to the next level. Reach out to see which project is the best fit for you - [email protected] Training - Kollel L'Rabbonei ChabadRevolutionize your Limud haChassidus - Kollel L'lomdei DachMake Chassidus part of your life - Dach L'noshimIn-depth practical halacha - Kollel Aliba D'hilchisaTransform your davening - Bais Medrash Iyun TefilahMaster Hilchos Niddah - Kollel L'hilchos Niddah
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1. A neshama comes down with a mission — Tanya helps us see ourselves through the truth of the neshama. 2. Simcha is essential in avodah — not numbness or avoidance of emotions, but a deep joy that comes from our connection to Hashem and the neshama. 3. Tzadik, Rasha, and Benoni describe actions, not who we are. 4. The danger is not only feeling low about ourselves, but also becoming numb and saying “I don’t care.” 5. Lasting growth begins when we change how we see ourselves, connecting to th...
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