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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — Vayishlach 5785

Выпуск: Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — Vayishlach 5785. Темы: health_mind. Поисковые термины: здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש. the "TillesTells Saturday Night Stories” WhatsApp group –1 Printable, 1 Audio, 1 Video THE CURSE AND THE CURE It is said of the 2nd Rebbe of Chabad, Rabbi Dovber [Shneuri] of Lubavitch, referred to as the Mitteler Rebbe, that he lived and breathed chasidut (chasidic teachings) in all his 248 limbs and 365 sinews.1 His son-in-law the Tzemach Tzedek remarked, "If one were to cut his hand, chasidut would flow out instead of blood." The Mitteler Rebbe wrote and lectured chasidut with great elaboration, and also demanded of his chasidim to teach chasidut in every place they found themselves, and of the chasidim that came to spend time by him in Lubavitch, to repeat in all the towns they passed through on their way home, the chasidut they heard from him while there. The Mitteler famously answered him "You may sprout in the ground like an onion, but you will continue to teach chasidut in public!" In the beginning of his leadership, in 1812, after the passing of his father, Rabbi Shneur-Zalman of Liadi, the founder of the Lubavitcher dynasty [referred to in Chabad as the Alter Rebbe], there arrived in the town of Lubavitch the chasid Reb Yitzchak Moshe of Jassy. Once, one of his chasidim, a man gifted with outstanding ability to expound, complained to him that he was afraid that the compliments and appreciation he received when teaching would cause him to become arrogant (a repugnant character trait). [The Zohar teaches that each commandment is connected to a particular limb, vein or organ in the human body.] When he arrived in his city, he entered one of the batei midrash (‘study halls’) and offered those present to hear words of chasidut. Yitzchak Moshe wasn't aware that he was in the beit midrash of the Apter Rebbe, Rabbi Avraham Yehosua Heshel, who had moved to Jassy several years before, in 1808, after serving eight years as the chief rabbi of Apta. Tet [9th] Kislev (this Wednesday) is the birthdate (in 1773) and the passing date (in 1827) of the Mitteler Rebbe, while Yud [10th] Kislev the anniversary of his release [in 1825] from interrogation and false arrest. Even in his venerable old age, till his very last days, he managed to fulfill an instruction that the Alter Rebbe had personally given him: to learn Torah

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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles

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13 декабря 2024 г.

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