In Sefer HaIkkarim, it is written, "Were I to know [G-d], I would be [G-d]." For G-d's infinity cannot be perceived by mortals.

Rabbi Shalom DovBer would say: "When I study Chassidic thought, I gain knowledge of G-d and an active experience of the spark of G-d within me."

VeYadaata, a classic discourse, focuses on the verse: "And you shall know today and take it unto your heart, that G-d is the L-rd..., there is nothing else," highlighting the mystical significance of the two names for G-d used in the verse.

The discourse probes into the nature of the unity between G-d and our material world and stirs its readers to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects this oneness.

Table of Contents

Publisher’s Foreword
Maamar VeYadaata
Appendix I
The Introductory Letter to the Printing of VeYadaata in 5739
Appendix II
An Epistle of the Rebbe Rashab which Focuses on the Concepts Explained in VeYadaata
Appendix III
A Passage from one of the Previous Rebbe’s Letters
Founders of Chassidism and Leaders of Chabad-Lubavitch
Glossary