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~~{{Infobox book~~

~~| name = Tanya — Likkutei Amarim~~

~~| image = [[File:ספר התניא.jpg|200px]]~~

~~| caption = Sefer HaTanya~~

~~| author = [[Alter Rebbe|Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi]]~~

~~| genre = Chassidic literature~~

~~| language = Rabbinic Hebrew~~

~~| publisher = [[Slavuta Press]]~~

~~| pub_date = 1797 (5557)~~

~~| pages = 503~~

~~| translated = English, French, Russian, Yiddish, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Georgian, German, Dutch, Mandarin, Polish, Ukrainian, Arabic, and others~~

~~| isbn = 0-8266-4600-X~~

}}

'''Sefer HaTanya''' (also known as '''Likkutei Amarim''' or the '''Sefer shel Beinonim''', the "Book of the Intermediates") is the foundational text of [[Chabad Chassidus]] and one of the pillars of the Chassidic movement as a whole. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the human soul and the inner processes by which a person can advance in his [[avodah]] — his divine service — while offering practical tools for overcoming the spiritual obstacles along the way. The book was first printed in 5557 (1797) in [[Slavuta]], by its author, the [[Alter Rebbe]], founder of Chabad Chassidus.

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-{{Infobox book
-| name          = Tanya — Likkutei Amarim
-| image         = [[File:ספר התניא.jpg|200px]]
-| caption       = Sefer HaTanya
-| author        = [[Alter Rebbe|Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi]]
-| genre         = Chassidic literature
-| language      = Rabbinic Hebrew
-| publisher     = [[Slavuta Press]]
-| pub_date      = 1797 (5557)
-| pages         = 503
-| translated    = English, French, Russian, Yiddish, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Georgian, German, Dutch, Mandarin, Polish, Ukrainian, Arabic, and others
-| isbn          = 0-8266-4600-X
-}}
 '''Sefer HaTanya''' (also known as '''Likkutei Amarim''' or the '''Sefer shel Beinonim''', the "Book of the Intermediates") is the foundational text of [[Chabad Chassidus]] and one of the pillars of the Chassidic movement as a whole. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the human soul and the inner processes by which a person can advance in his [[avodah]] — his divine service — while offering practical tools for overcoming the spiritual obstacles along the way. The book was first printed in 5557 (1797) in [[Slavuta]], by its author, the [[Alter Rebbe]], founder of Chabad Chassidus.