This section of the series includes weekly classes on the first of the five books of the Tanya (Likutei Amarim). The schedule of the 23 weekly classes in this section follow the Chitas arrangement of chapters for a regular year (as opposed to a leap year).

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This section of the series includes weekly classes on the second of the five books of the Tanya (Shaar Ha'Yichud V'Emunah). The schedule of the weekly classes in this section follow the Chitas arrangement of chapters for a regular year (as opposed to a leap year).

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This section of the series includes weekly classes on the third of the five books of the Tanya (Iggeres HaTeshuvah). The schedule of the weekly classes in this section follow the Chitas arrangement of chapters for a regular year (as opposed to a leap year).

This section of the series includes weekly classes on the fourth of the five books of the Tanya (Iggeres HaKodesh). The schedule of the weekly classes in this section follow the Chitas arrangement of chapters for a regular year (as opposed to a leap year).

We are highlighting these three classes on Kuntres Acharon (the Fifth Book in the Tanya), Essay Six for Shavuos under the title, "The Nature of Torah". As you will see, Essay Six deals with the question of why David HaMelech (King David) was punished for referring to the Torah as Zemiros (Songs). In order to attack this question, Rabbi Paltiel presents an extensive discussion on the nature of the Torah and he recommends these class for Shavuos preparation.