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For the Tanya (book) possibility, I need to confirm if there is a Chapter 157. The Tanya consists of 5 sections: "Likkutei Amarim" (chapters 1-53), "Shaar HaYichud VehaEmunah" (chapters 1-12), "Iggeret HaTeshuvah" (chapters 1-12), "Iggeret HaKodesh" (32 epistles), and "Kuntres Acharon" (essays). The numbering of chapters might vary. Some editions number the epistles of Iggeret HaKodesh as chapters. So "Chapter 157" might refer to Epistle 157. But Iggeret HaKodesh only has 32 epistles. So that's not it. Maybe the numbering is different. Some editions number the entire Tanya as 53 + 12 + 12 + 32 = 109 chapters. So 157 is beyond that. Maybe the user is referring to a different numbering system. Or maybe it's not from the Tanya.

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The Alter Rebbe was a pragmatist. He knew that telling a depressed person "just be happy" is cruel. Therefore, he provides three actionable strategies within Chapter 157.

A: Several excellent English translations exist. The standard is The Tanya: Bilingual Edition (Kehot Publication Society). Many apps (Chabad.org's "Daily Tanya") offer synchronized audio and English text. Listen to Chapter 157 three times slowly; the rhythm of the Hebrew phrases contains power even if you don't understand every word.