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Tanya

Book • 2024

Brenda Shaughnessy

In this powerful gathering of poems, Brenda Shaughnessy weaves a tapestry of literary heritage and intimate reflection.

She pays tribute to women artists and mentors, including Dadaist artist Meret Oppenheim and the young choreographer Lauren Lovette.

The title poem explores an intense touchstone relationship with Tanya, while other poems delve into memories of the women who set her on her artistic path.

The book features flowing stair-step tercets that expose moments of spiritual and intellectual awakening, her love of art, and the written word, ignited by conversations with other women across time and space.

Mentioned by

Rav Doniel Katz

Rabbi Shmuel Braun

Rabbi Simon Jacobson

Rabbi Elyahu Silberberg

David Byshevkin

Rabbi Aryeh Siegel

Yosef Bronstein

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Referenced when discussing self-consciousness and the creation of the world.

Joey Rosenfeld: What Does Jewish Mysticism Say About This Moment? [Teshuva Bonus Episode]

Mentioned by

Rabbi Shmuel Braun

as one of the main works of Hasidic thought.

The Rabbi and the Buddhist Monk

Mentioned by the host when discussing

Rabbi Peretz

's social media activity and its inspirational impact.

Ep. 19 Individual Soul Expression with Rabbi Peretz

Quoted by

Rabbi Simon Jacobson

to explain his view on money as soul energy.

How Jews View Money Differently Than Everyone Else

Mentioned by

Gedale Fenster

, who states that he struggles to learn it because it feels like a different language.

Breslov and Chabad Chasidut with Rabbi Eliyahu Pereira

Mentioned by

Rabbi Elyahu Silberberg

in reference to Hasidus and the deeper meaning of leaving Mitzrayim.

Krias Shema and Its Brachos #9

Mentioned by

Rivkah Krinsky

in the context of understanding emotions from a Hasidic perspective.

#113: Between Trigger and Truth: Tanya’s Invitation to Choose With Leah Rosenfeld

Mentioned by

Rabbi Elyahu Silberberg

as a book which consists of five sections, one of which is Igeres Hakodesh.

Shmona Esrei #4

Referenced when explaining the importance of the seven Midos.

After Shmona Esrei #3

Mentioned by

David Byshevkin

when discussing a Talmudic passage about choosing the longer path to reach a destination faster.

Ken Brodkin: A Shul Becomes Orthodox [Outreach 5/5]

Mentioned by

Rabbi Aryeh Siegel

during a discussion about his spiritual studies, comparing it to the Bhagavad Gita.

TM vs Kosher Meditation w/ Rabbi Aryeh Siegel

Mentioned by

Rav Doniel Katz

when recalling arguing with a rabbi about the book's teachings on higher consciousness.

How We Lost the Fire and How to Get It Back: Elevation’s Mission w/ Rav Doniel Katz

Mentioned by

David Byshevkin

as a classic work on Hasidic philosophy, referencing chapter 32 on love.

DovBer Pinson: The Jewish People's Path of Teshuva [Teshuva 2/5]

Mentioned as the seminal work of the Alter Rebbe, the founder of the Chabad movement.

The Neturei Karta: Haredi Jews who reject the State of Israel

Mentioned by

YY Jacobson

as a fundamental text of Hasidism, offering a unified program for life.

Rabbi YY Jacobson: How Did the Rebbe Revolutionize Judaism? [Mysticism II 1/4]

Mentioned by

Yosef Bronstein

as a major influence on Rav Kook's own thought.

Yosef Bronstein: Only for Chabad? Modern Orthodoxy and the Rebbe [Mysticism II 3/4]

Mentioned as one of those that helps put what they call the holo-riso stuff into some kind of a system.

Shabtai Tzvi: Kabbalah and Kabbalistic Messianism-Part 2

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