Tanya 149 – Igeres HaKodesh 7

[Hebrew] So we say [Hebrew], and then we also say [Hebrew].

So all of these are, um, have the word Chelek.

It says [Hebrew] That's the Pasuk.

So the, um, you have the word Chelek and Gorel used.

[Hebrew] So you have the, a, a constant-- You have Chelek and Gorel being used, and he's gonna explain that.

[Hebrew] So Chelek and Gorel are two very different, um, types of words.

I mean, they both in a brief sense mean just, uh, having a Chelek, but Chelek seems to imply normal, regular.

Everyone got a Chelek, so basically, I divide it up evenly.

So the word Chelek kind of is a even division.

Gorel is, and somebody, you know, came up in the Gorel.

A Gorel implies unusual.

Chelek implies, uh, regular and so on.

So that's, that's, um, something to be Medayek.

Now, also, beside [Hebrew] The concept of Chelek Be'alkei Yisroel is strange.