Likkutei Sichos 29 Vaetchanan 3.

We live in a world obsessed with outcomes—more money, more success, more recognition. Yet this week's sicha challenges us to shift our focus from the reward to the responsibility. Why does the Torah say "today to do them," and what is the Rebbe teaching us about living with purpose? In this episode, we'll explore how focusing on today's actions, rather than tomorrow's results, can transform our businesses, our relationships, and our Jewish lives.

On Shabbos Chazon, every Jew is shown a vision of the Third Beis HaMikdash. If we do not consciously see it, what is the purpose of the vision? In this class, we will explore the Rebbe’s explanation of how this vision helps us reshape our habits and nature, so that our lives become more aligned with the meaning and purpose of the Third Beis HaMikdash.

In this sicha, the Rebbe takes a small detail in the story of Gad, Reuven, and Menashe, and shows how much depth is hidden there. Gad and Reuven wanted land outside the main borders of Eretz Yisrael because it worked for them. Menashe was different. They did not ask for that land; Moshe placed them there because they had the ability to carry the love of the Land beyond its borders. The message for us in galus. There is one kind of love that needs to stay close in order to feel connected. But there is a deeper love that becomes part of who you are — so much so that even when you are outside, you do not forget where you belong, and you bring that holiness with you wherever you are.