Tanya — Likutei Amarim: The Book of the Beinoni
- Translation & Guide
- Tzvi Freeman & Levi Dubov
- Advisory & Review
- Rabbi Avrohom Altein · Rabbi Menachem Mendel Cohen
- Design & Layout
- Raphaël Freeman MISTD, Renana Typesetting
- Design Elements
- Levi Weingarten
One of the most influential Jewish books ever written.
Few classic works have had the impact of the Tanya. For more than two centuries it has shaped how hundreds of thousands of people understand their own souls, their struggles, and their relationship with the Divine — an everyman’s map of the inner life.
Yet there has always been a steep climb to approaching its study. This edition was made to gentle that climb: a faithful, lucid translation set beside the original Hebrew, with the guidance, structure, and visual clarity a contemporary reader needs to enter the text and stay within it.
Clear, spoken English
Read the Tanya the way you’d hear it explained — in living, natural language, never stilted or opaque.
A guide to hold your hand
Commentary that answers the questions a modern reader actually asks, woven beside the text where you need it.
Charts & graphics
Abstract ideas made visual — categories, structures, and relationships you can see at a glance.
Uncluttered, in your control
Read as deeply as you wish. The page stays calm; the layers of depth open only when you reach for them.
About the authors
Rabbi Tzvi Freeman
