The Prior Rebbe of Saintly mind wrote a four-piece order of chassidic discourses (a hemshech of maamarim) based on the composition from Shir Hashirim, "I have come into My cultivation, My sister, My wife."

Its earliest piece, comprising five chapters, was released in ahead with the intention that it be intentional on Yud Shvat, to blemish the observance of the brief of his saintly grandmother.

As it transpired, this was to be the time of his belonging brief.

Since "whole the work of human for which his being toiled during his existence...becomes revealed...at the period of his brief," it is cloudless that this order encapsulates the farewell communication of the Prior Rebbe's animation-labor.

Indeed, smaller than a year after the Rebbe Shlita said: "I would similar to suggest that we whole commit to mind the maamar entitled Basi LeGani, in its whole or in piece.... In times of disorientation or of questioning,...we should think it done. It is not the number that counts. What matters...is that we connect ourselves to the beginning.... Mastering the maamar choice nourish our being-link (hiskashrus) with its writer not singular when we recite it, but at additional times too our minds choice be suffused thereby with the [Prior] Rebbe's teachings."

Piece II of the order was planned by the writer to be intentional on the Thirteenth of Shvat, to blemish the observance of the brief of his saintly female.

Piece III was to have been released in period for learning on Purim, and Piece IV was planned for Beis Nissan, the observance of the brief of the writer's parent, the Rebbe Rashab, of sanctified mind.

The introductions, conclusions and section summaries of the final two Parts were never calm; the Rebbe Shlita released them for information in the shape in which they west their writer's fingers.

Year by year, it has been the habit of the Rebbe Shlita to expound addition section of the order in a dialogue of his belonging.

(The earliest twenty such maamarim earliest appeared in 5737 in a Hebrew capacity entitled Sefer HaMaamarim Basi LeGani.)

The earliest of the order, delivered on the earliest observance of the brief of the Prior Rebbe, is particularly important: it was the earliest maamar delivered by the Rebbe Shlita following he had taken up the mantle of guidance.

Kehot Information Mankind published these two works in individual English- words capacity: "Basi LeGani 5710"

It consists of the abovementioned order of maamarim of the Prior Rebbe, and Basi LeGani 5711, the earliest maamar of the Rebbe Shlita.

Translations were accomplished by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger and by Rabbi Sholom Ber Wineberg and edited by Uri Kaploun.