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=== '''The Influence of Chassidus''' === The study of Chassidus was at the core of the yeshiva's curriculum. It was introduced alongside traditional Talmudic study to elevate the students' understanding of Torah and spirituality. Chassidus, particularly Chabad Chassidus, emphasizes the intellectual and emotional connection to God, and students were taught to internalize these teachings to achieve personal and communal growth. The yeshiva's specific focus on Chassidus made it distinct from other yeshivas at the time, which generally did not prioritize mystical teachings. This approach set the yeshiva apart, contributing to its reputation and the continued commitment of its students to the Chabad philosophy.
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