Lessons in Tanya

I remember hearing Rabbi Kransianski speak in detail about how Hashem specifically loves the struggle of a Jew.I can’t seem to find that particular class.I’d love to know which one it is. Reply

Pure judaism for pure souls and hearts or for whoever wants to purify :-))))
It is how I can define the tremendous working of all chabad in making this plataorm spraying love through Torah and its ramification.
First time I read Tanya was like opening portals and a true enlightenment. I am more than glad. I want to watch it all. Loving having classes online on chabad.org not just because of the material but the energy. I don't know why but brings me strength and joy of living.
Tikkun olam in its reality is Chabad.org mission.

Thank you for the opportunity of learning, openly for everyone. That is huge! Reply

Rabbi Ben-Tzion Krasnianski has opened my mind, heart and soul with his Tanya series. I now ascribe to be a Benoni every day....he has shown me to continue to seek G-d in everywhere I look, and all that I do. Best of all, he has taught me that we do not just try to make evil inclination in ourselves leave (which is impossible in this material world) but Hashem wants us to channel that evil force into good....thank you Rabbi Ben-Tzion Kransianski for your words and your wisdom through Tanya. Reply

The Richness of Tanya Every so often one comes upon a book that truly distills vast amounts of truth into a rich, understanable and practical format. Tanya is just such a book.
Reading Tanya is a very different experience than wading through Mishna or Talmud. Each chapter and each line is a gem waiting to be learned and appropriated, reflected upon and incorporated into daily life. These lectures are invaluable aids to learning from this treasure of Hassidic literature. Reply