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Tanya Complete Set (42 tapes or CDs)

"Such a small book containing such a great G-d" - the Berditchever Rebbe

"A cure for all spiritual maladies" - Rabbi Zusya of Annapoli

"A user's manual for the Jewish soul" - tradition

The purpose of man and the purpose for which he was created. Two hundred years ago, this small volume known as the Tanya revolutionized Jewish thinking and life. In Tanya, the Alter Rebbe introduces us to our G-dly soul.

Volume 1 is Part I of Tanya - Likkutei Amarim Chapters 1-26
Volume 2 is Part I of Tanya - Likkutei Amarim Chapters 27-53
Volume 3 is Part II and III of Tanya - Shaar Hayichud and Igeret Hatshuva

$270 3 Volume set (42 tapes)

$360 3 Volume CD set (42 CDs)

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Tanya Volume 1 (14 tape or CD set)

The Baal Shem Tov taught that every Jew can serve G-d with love and joy; the Alter Rebbe taught us how. In Tanya, the Alter Rebbe introduces us to the ineluctable Jewishness of every Jew, to the joy of being in touch with our G-dly selves.

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Tanya Volume 2 (14 tape or CD set)

The reawakening of the Jewish soul and the return to mitzvah observance was according to the Tanya inevitable. The Alter Rebbe’s belief in the readiness of every Jew, man or woman, to serve G-d through observance of mitzvas informs the outreach phenomenon of our times. And his love for every Jew and the feeling of interdependence of all Jews fuels our commitment to spreading Yiddishkeit to the far corners of the world.

This belief, love and commitment is the content and substance of the holy Tanya – a small, but awesome sefer.

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Tanya Volume 3 (14 tape or CD set)

The struggle between good and evil begins with creation. As does the need for “ Tikum Olam”, bringing the world to G-dliness. Because creation appears independent of a creator, we experience two realities instead of one: creation & Creator.

This duality represents a loss of oneness, it introduces the G-dly and the ung-dly, which then deteriorates to good and evil. Part Two of Tanya ( Shaar Hayichud ) teaches us to see the truth of creation. He is everything and everything is Him. Part Three of Tanya (Igeret Hatshuva) illuminates the subject of T’shuvah, forgiveness and reconciliation.

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