Igeret HaTeshuvah

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Igeret HaTeshuvah is a section of the Tanya that presents the Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidic understanding of repentance, spiritual return, and rectification of the soul.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chassidic text
section of a religious work
addresses charity as a substitute for fasting
fasting and ascetic practices
intention in prayer
the role of joy in divine service
alsoKnownAs Epistle on Repentance NERFINISHED
Iggeret HaTeshuvah NERFINISHED
associatedWith Chabad Chassidic movement NERFINISHED
author Shneur Zalman of Liadi NERFINISHED
centralConcept distinction between lower and higher levels of teshuvah
repair of spiritual damage caused by sin
return of the divine soul to its source
circulatesIn printed editions of Tanya
commentaryOn Talmudic and halachic teachings on teshuvah
emphasizes inner transformation over external mortification
the power of Torah and mitzvot to repair the soul
focusesOn Kabbalistic understanding of sin and repair
inner dimensions of repentance
joy in the process of repentance
relationship between the soul and God
follows Shaar HaYichud VehaEmunah NERFINISHED
genre Hasidic philosophy
mystical ethics
hasForm epistolary style
influencedBy Kabbalah NERFINISHED
Lurianic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
language Hebrew
partOf Sefer shel Beinonim NERFINISHED
Tanya NERFINISHED
positionInWork third section of Tanya
precedes Igeret HaKodesh NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
religiousTradition Hasidic Judaism NERFINISHED
statusInChabad foundational text on repentance
studiedBy Chabad Chassidim NERFINISHED
students of Hasidic thought
subject rectification of the soul
repentance
spiritual return
teshuvah
teaches that repentance involves both emotion and action
that teshuvah is continual spiritual return
timePeriod late 18th century
tradition Chabad-Lubavitch NERFINISHED
usedIn Chabad outreach and education
Chabad study curriculum

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Tanya hasPart Igeret HaTeshuvah