• From Halacha to Avodah: How the Rambam’s definitions of food mirror our spiritual service.

The Rebbe explains that Iyar, “Ani Hashem Rofecha,” is a unique healing that uproots illness entirely. This power comes from Nissan’s miraculous redemption. The sicha applies this to spiritual healing, showing how one can rise above limitations and attain true inner freedom.

We Recite the Nasi During the First Twelve Days of Nissan and Omit Tachanun, Because of the Importance of the Sacrifices of the Nesi’im and Their Lasting Impact on All Jews Throughout the Generations

The Rebbe Discusses the Status of Moshe and His Service During the Inauguration of the Mishkan—Did He Have the Status of a Kohen?

The Rebbe Explains the Inner Meaning of Why Shabbos HaGadol Was Established on Shabbos Rather Than on the Tenth of Nissan—Unlike Other Festivals—Beyond the Explanation of the Alter Rebbe in the Shulchan Aruch That It Was the Day of Miriam’s Passing

The Innovation of the Rebbe Rashab in the Method of Studying Chassidus

The Rebbe analyzes Rashi’s commentary on Vayikra 4:19–20 regarding the sin offering of the Anointed Kohen and the Assembly.

The Rebbe draws a profound lesson (Horah) regarding the extent of G-d's affection for the Jewish people:

Why did the "Wise of Heart" craft simple tent stakes? Discover how the Rebbe uncovers a transformative lesson in education: a teacher's job isn't done until the wisdom reaches the student's "heels," ensuring they stand firm against the winds of the world.