Master Mussar - Mesilas Yesharim - The Classic Mussar Text in MP3 files - Read, Translated, and Explained in English

by TES Inc

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• Windows 98 and higher

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• ASIN: B000RL4AZI
• Date first available at Amazon.com: June 3, 2007
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #38,353 in Software (See Top 100 in Software)

Product Description

About - MP3 files, Chapter by Chapter, word by word. Includes all 26 Chapters. Every Verse Clearly Read & Explained in English according to the leading commentators, by Rabbi Avarahom Kosman. Highlights from the leading Commentaries are also drawn upon to create a symphony of Mesilas Yesharim that will leave you inspired and knowledgeable. This is how it works: Just place the CD in your computer, or MP3 player, in your car, or wherever you are. Choose the Chapter you want to study, listen and UNDERSTAND Mesilas Yesharim as never before. Each sentence is read inside every word is translated and explained word by word. Special emphasis is given to clarify hard to undertsand concepts. Ideal Mussar Study Tool... Great review of the Mussar... Concise Clear & Authoritative... Perfect for Commuters & Trips... Lunch Break - Food for Thought... Thought provoking Questions & Answers... Suitable for Students, Parents even Scholars... Author of Mesilas Yesharim Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato - 1707 - 1746 / Yarzheit 26th Iyar Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto was born to Rabbi Yaakov Chay in Padua, Italy, in the year 1707. He was a student of Rabbi Yeshiah Basan, author of the Lachmei Todah (Breads of Thanksgiving), and of Rabbi Yitzchok Lampronti. At a very early age, he also began to study Kabbalah under the tutelage of Rabbi Moshe Zacuto, one of the foremost Kabbalists of his generation. Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, also known as the RaMCHaL after his initials, is best known for his classical work on piety, Mesilas Yesharim (Path of the Just). This book is studied throughout the world and is considered the finest such work ever written. Indeed, Rabbi Yisroel Salanter, founder of the Musar movement which stressed the study of such books on piety, said, All the classical works of Mussar demonstrate that man must fear God. The Mesilas Yesharim tells us how.