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33.4 Mi Ha'Ish: Beyond the Limits of Our Perspective
How can we transcend the very limitations that define how we see the world?
In this concluding shiur on Torah 33, we bring Rebbe Nachman's exploration of shalom into the heart of our personal avodah.
Every level of understanding has its own boundaries. What appears to be the highest achievement from one perspective becomes merely the starting point of the next. And challenges that once seemed insurmountable can lose their very hold on us as our perspective changes.
We explore the essential role of the tzaddik, who helps us see beyond our present limitations, and the relationship between da'as and the heart. How can a deeper understanding transform not only what we know, but what we feel, desire, and experience?
Finally, through the Arizal's kavanos, we discover how this same movement from higher understanding into lived reality extends through the entire structure of creation.
The goal isn't simply to overcome the world as we experience it, but to reveal the deeper unity within it.
11 Oct 2026
33.3 Mi Ha'Ish: The Love Hidden Within Creation
Likutei Moharan 33.3 | The Love Hidden Within Creation
What if the very limitations that seem to separate us from Hashem are actually what make our relationship with Him possible?
Continuing Rebbe Nachman's exploration of shalom, we discover how Torah and mitzvos give finite human beings access to the Infinite, and how every defined expression of Hashem's will contains a deeper reality.
But beyond the love revealed within creation lies an even more profound love, one that precedes its expression and remains hidden within the world as we know it.
Why did Hashem create a light only to conceal it? What is the difference between something diminished and something hidden? And how will a greater da'as ultimately transform the contradictions of our world into a revelation of unity?
Through the concepts of middos, ahavah mesuteres, Ohr HaGanuz, and Olam HaBa, we explore how the fragmentation of creation is part of a much greater whole.
The purpose of shalom is not to eliminate differences, but to uncover the unity that lies beneath them.
5 Oct 2026
33.2 Mi Ha'Ish: Looking Deeper
Likutei Moharan 33.2. Looking Deeper
What does Rabbeinu mean when he tells us that there are good days and bad days?
Building on the framework of שלום as שלימות, we move from the larger picture into the individual ימים through which we experience life. Some days appear aligned with רצון השם. Others seem fragmented, difficult, or even opposed to it.
Rabbeinu’s response to a יום רע is striking: ראה. Look.
The עבודה is not to deny what appears bad, but to look היטב היטב, deeply enough to ask where this piece fits within the larger picture. From there, Rabbeinu connects ימים to מידות, מידות to תורה, and the אותיות התורה to the very life-force of creation.
What appears separate may not be outside the system at all. It may be the place where the Torah is most concealed, waiting to be revealed.
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