Tanya — Likutei Amarim

Chapter 23 - Opening and Summary: Divine Speech and Hester Panim

Chapter 23 - The Jew's Responsibility in Creation and the Levels of Bittul

Chapter 23 - The Parable of the Servants, and Torah as a Chariot to its Rider

Chapter 23 - The Limbs as a Merkavah, and the 248 Mitzvos as the 248 Limbs of the King

Chapter 23 - The Union of the Soul and Its Faculties

Chapter 23 - The Union of Thought with Torah

Chapter 23 - The Torah Above All the Worlds

Chapter 23 - His Will, Which Is Called Sovev Kol Almin

Chapter 24 - Introduction, and the Thread of Chapters 20-23

Chapter 24 - Why a Person's Sin Is Graver Than the Yetzer Hara Itself

Chapter 24 - The Evil of the Material World and the Hidden Love

Chapter 24 - Mesirus Nefesh and the Creatures That Keep Their Creator's Command

Chapter 24 - Free Choice, the Ruach Shtus, and Chochmah

Chapter 24 - Light and Severe Transgressions

Chapter 24 - Leaving the Sin Behind as Teshuvah

Chapter 24 - It Is Very Near to You, Like a Shadow

Chapter 25 - Kares and the Value of Teshuvah

Chapter 25 - The Ruach Shtus and the Certainty at the Moment of Truth

Chapter 25 - The Levels of Ruach Shtus and the Greater Challenge of "Do Good"

Chapter 25 - To Rouse Oneself Like a Lion, and the Eternity of the Mitzvah's Effect

Chapter 25 - The Eternal Bond Created by a Mitzvah

Chapter 25: The Sin of Bittul Torah and the Power of Forgiveness

Chapter 26 - Opening the Subject of Sadness

Chapter 26 - The Great Rule: There Must Be Simcha