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s1094MagidAlterMonastery

Выпуск: s1094MagidAlterMonastery. Темы: не определены автоматически. From: http://www.ascentofsafed.com Story #1094 (5779-12) 18 Kislev 5779 From the desk of Yerachmiel Tilles <editor@ascentofsafed.com> Brazenly Disturbing the Rebbe When Rabbi Shneur Zalman was still a young student under the tutelage of the famed Maggid of Mezritch, he boarded at a house owned by a local widow. Torah insights, the likes of which were never heard before, were expounded upon, his holy words interspersed with the occasional call to “listen, my brothers, to the Torah’s sweetness.” Of all the students, only Rabbi Shneur Zalman knew the reason for the unusual change in routine. I was tossed over the unpassable wall and into the sky, tumbling over the countryside until I landed right beside the Maggid's house.” Displaying a zeal and aptitude that he had never known before, the young man applied himself to Torah study and the performance of good deeds for the rest of his days. Years later, when Rabbi Shneur Zalman already had his own followers, he recounted this story on numerous occasions (noting that the young man’s change of heart happened right around the time the Maggid began his devotions), testifying to the Maggid’s greatness. Connection: Seasonal -- Monday night-Tuesday is the Chasidic celebration, Yud- Tes Kislev – the date on which the Magid passed away in 1772, and Rabbi Shneur Zalman was miraculously liberated from Russian prison in 1798 after nearly being sentenced to death. Today he is primarily known for his extraordinary collection of chassidic stories, Sipurim Noraim, a number of which he witnessed or took part in personally.] Biographical notes: Rabbi Dov Ber [of blessed memory: c.5460 - 19 Kislev 5533 (c.1700- Dec. The Maggid then retired to his room, whereupon Rabbi Shneur Zalman headed for the inn, curious to learn what led to the son’s seemingly impossible release from the second floor of the monastery. Inside, the Maggid, who was occupied with his spiritual preparations for the holy day of Shabbat, did not expect a strange woman to suddenly appear in his doorway, weeping uncontrollably. He is the founder of the Chabad-Chassidic movement and the author of Shulchan Aruch HaRav and Tanya as well as many other major works in both Jewish law and the mystical teachings. All this time, the Maggid maintained deep concentration and spoke with a booming and forceful to

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Yerachmiel Tilles Story

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17 февраля 2026 г.