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Ep. 36 // "Making the Past Present" w/ Rabbi Dr. Shmary Brownstein
Rabbi Dr. Shmary Brownstein is a shliach in Davis, California where he also wrote his doctoral dissertation, "Voicing the Shechina," on the famous series of maamorim, Bosi Lgani.
In this episode, we discuss Shmary's growing up in Crown Heights in the early 90s and his decision to leave for Brunoy.
We discuss how the conception of past changed over those years and how some of the ideas of Bosi Lgani might inform how we ought to approach staying connected to the past without becoming lost in it.
Thank you to Rabbi Ari Kirschenbaum and Chabad Heights for location.
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Ep. 35 // "Do You Notice the Narrative?" w/ Rabbi Peretz Chein (Bonus conversation w/ Chanie Chein)
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Rabbi Peretz and Chanie Chein both grew up in Crown Heights and are the shluchim today at Brandeis University near Boston, Massachusetts. They have also recently founded M54, a program founded on the relational connection between learners as they embark on shared yet individual explorations, resulting in profound outcomes. In this conversation, Peretz and I discuss his growing up in Crown Heigh...
Ep. 34 // "Fantasy of Going Back" w/ Rabbi Moshe Greenwald
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Rabbi Moshe Greenwald grew up on shlichus in Long Beach, CA and is on shlichus today in Downtown Los Angeles. In this episode, we discuss his childhood memories of coming to 770 for Pesach, his coming of age during the turbulence of 1992 and the questions he's had to wrestle with since. The conversations leads us to questions about the possibility of a Chossid's living with uncertainty. Homesic...
Ep. 33 // "He Believed in Me" w/ Rabbi Pinny Andrusier
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Rabbi Pinny Andrusier lives in Cooper City, Florida where he is a shliach for more than thirty years. Growing up, Pinny found his place less in the structure of yeshiva and more in the adventure of shlichus, which is where he hoped to find his place after marriage. But when the time came, he struggled to find a place in shlichus and almost gave up on his dream, until a note from the Rebbe a few...
Ep. 32 // "Shock of Yud Shvat" w/ Rabbi Shmuly Avtzon
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Rabbi Shmuly Avtzon is a Mashpia in the Yeshiva of 770 and director of Sichos In English, an organization founded by his late father and my uncle, Rabbi Yonah Avtzon a"h. In this episode, we compare and contrast our childhood experience and recollection of 27 Adar and 3 Tammuz, him growing up in the thick of the Rebbe's neighborhood of Crown Heights and me growing up across the world on shlichu...
Ep. 31 // "The Image I Remember" w/ Marc Asnin
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Marc Asnin is a documentary photographer who lives in New York City. Over the years, Marc has photographed all kinds of subjects, from the most marginizaled people on death row to his own Uncle Charlie. In 1992, Marc was commissioned by the New York Times to photograph the Lubavitcher Rebbe and the Crown Heights community as part of a feature essay, The Oracle of Crown Heights. Just a few weeks...
Ep. 30 // "My Struggle With Chitas" w/ Fitz Rabin
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Before becoming a full time life coach, Fitz Rabin was a master sofer for over a decade. Over the years, Fitz struggled to identify with some of the practices seen as basic to being a Lubavitcher, namely the study of Chitas. Today, he celebrates 1000 days of learning chitas before shkiya. We discuss the feelings of alienation from mass practice, the search for individual connection and the gene...
Ep. 29 // “On Lubavitch Community” w/ Mrs. Vivi Deren
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Mrs. Vivi Deren grew up in Nashville, Tenessee as one of the first children of shluchim in the Unites States. Today she lives in Connecticut where she has been on shlichus with her husband for nearly fifty years. In this episode, she speaks about her parents growing up as chassidim in the United States of the 1920s and 1930s, and about her grandparents who raised them. We speak about how the co...
Ep. 28 // "The Sacrifice We Pay" w/ Rabbi Yossi Morozov
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Rabbi Yossi Morozov grew up in Brooklyn and was on shlichus with his family for twelve years in Ulyanovsk, a city one thousand kilometers east of Moscow. After being forced to leave Russia, Yossi moved with his family to the Pomona area in New York and became a life insurance agent. In this conversation we discuss his choices to go on shlichus and then into business and the challenges these cho...
Ep. 27 // "The Paradox of Empowerment" w/ Rabbi Simon Jacobson
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Rabbi Simon Jacobson is known today as a bestselling author and founder of the Meaningful Life Center. But for many years he was one of the transcribers and editors of the Rebbe’s Farbrengen. In this conversation we discuss some of the paradoxes he observed over the years, both regarding the Rebbe’s use of technology in sharing the Farbrengen around the world but also in how the Rebbe empowered...
Ep. 26 // "The Lack of Atmosphere" w/ Rabbi Ruvi New
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Rabbi Ruvi New grew up in Melbourne, Australia and is a shliach today in Boca Raton, Florida. In this conversation, we discuss the changing dynamics of Lubavitch identity in the decade between his and his oldest's brother, Moshe New, cross Pacific journeys to 770. We also discuss how over those years there seemed to be a tipping point of an "arum," or atmosphere, that brought more and more of L...
Ep. 25 // "The Line Between Good and Bad" w/ Eli Nash
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Eli Nash is a businessman and philanthropist who grew up in Crown Heights and lives today in South Florida. Starting with his efforts to raise awareness about sexual abuse and then porn addiction, Eli has become very active in different causes surrounding mental health in the community. In this episode, we discuss his own journey away from (and back to?) Lubavitch, the individuals who pointed h...
Ep. 24 // "Lubavitch Sense of Worthiness" w/ R' Chaim Itche Drizin
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R' Chaim Itche Drizin was one of the first shluchim to set out in the late 60s, directing Chabad of Northern California from his Chabad House in Berkeley. Today he works as a therapist who in the course of his work speaks with many young men and women in the Lubavitch community. In our conversation, we speak about his growing up as the youngest son of the famed chossid, R' Avrohom Maayor, the g...
Ep. 23 // "Should We Still Be Yearning?" w/ Rabbi Moshe Gourarie
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Rabbi Moshe Gourarie grew up in Detroit and is shlichus today in Toms River, New Jersey. He is also the co-founder of Project Likkutei Sichos. Growing up, his plan was always to complete mesivta in Detroit and then "get to Heaven" in Crown Heights next to the Rebbe. These plans came to an abrupt halt at one evening in mesivta where the boys were told that the "Rebbe had fallen." In this convers...
Ep. 22 // "How Far Can Video Take Us?" w/ Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin
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Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin is the executive director of JEM, which is responsible for creating tens of thousands of hours of video content of and about the Rebbe. All Lubavitchers have watched something made by JEM, and in many ways the "Rebbe video" has become a staple of the Lubavitch way of life. In this episode, we discuss how the idea originated, the limitations and possibilities in video, and...
Ep. 21 // "Moving Beyond Process" w/ Rabbi Dovber Pinson
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Ep. 21 // "Moving Beyond Process" w/ Rabbi Dovber Pinson
Ep. 20 // "But I Want A Smile" w/ Mrs. Sandy Weinbaum
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Ep. 20 // "But I Want A Smile" w/ Mrs. Sandy Weinbaum
Ep. 19 // "In Defense of Gezhe" w/ R' Mendel Duchman
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Ep. 19 // "In Defense of Gezhe" w/ R' Mendel Duchman
Ep. 18 // "When Did We Stop Asking Questions?" w/ Rabbi Mendel Zirkind
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Ep. 18 // "When Did We Stop Asking Questions?" w/ Rabbi Mendel Zirkind
Ep. 17 // "To the Promised Land" w/ Zevi Slavin
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Ep. 17 // "To the Promised Land" w/ Zevi Slavin
Ep. 16 // “Growing Up A Chossid” with Mrs. Fradel Sudak
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Ep. 16 // “Growing Up A Chossid” with Mrs. Fradel Sudak
Ep. 15 // “Chabad Munt Pnimius” with Rabbi Dr. Reuven Leigh
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Ep. 15 // “Chabad Munt Pnimius” with Rabbi Dr. Reuven Leigh
Ep. 14 // "Happy Place Lubavitch" w/ Leibel Gniwisch
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Ep. 14 // "Happy Place Lubavitch" w/ Leibel Gniwisch
Ep. 13 // "The Other Side of Nostalgia" w/ Dr. Tali Loewenthal
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Ep. 13 // "The Other Side of Nostalgia" w/ Dr. Tali Loewenthal
Ep. 12 // “Winning in the Marketplace of Ideas?” w/ Yanki Tauber
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Ep. 12 // “Winning in the Marketplace of Ideas?” w/ Yanki Tauber
Ep. 11 // "The Cost of Shlichus?" with Rabbi Levi Greenberg
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Ep. 11 // "The Cost of Shlichus?" with Rabbi Levi Greenberg
Ep. 10 // "America Is Nisht Andersh" with Rebbetzin Bassie Garelik
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Ep. 10 // "America Is Nisht Andersh" with Rebbetzin Bassie Garelik
Ep. 9 // "From Lubavitch to Gateshead and Back" with Rabbi Moshe Leib Gray
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Ep. 9 // "From Lubavitch to Gateshead and Back" with Rabbi Moshe Leib Gray
Ep. 8 // "Empower the Individual" with Rabbi Moshe New
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Ep. 8 // "Empower the Individual" with Rabbi Moshe New
Ep. 7 // "Do I Really Belong Here?" with Captain Mendy Avtzon
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Ep. 7 // "Do I Really Belong Here?" with Captain Mendy Avtzon

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  • @pigwilliam
    @pigwilliam 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

    At 18:18 you try to figure out why gimmel tammuz was such a shock. I don't understand your question. In 1994 people took הגיע זמן גאולתכם and אט אט קומט משיח literally. People were expecting the Rebbe to stand up on the balcony and take us out of galus every time he waved his hand. Of course people were shocked when that didn't happen. Likewise you analyze why people didn't prepare for gimmel tammuz beforehand. Of course nobody prepared. Why would you prepare for something that was never going to happen?

  • @hisraveness
    @hisraveness 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Perhaps the squandering of the treasure/resources was seen nowhere more than in the Rebbe's ramp-up of fervor, excitement, and desperation for Moshiach, particularly in the last few years before 27 Adar. The Rebbe quite literally went all in, even compared to the fever pitch that began with Basi Legani 5711.

  • @WrennWrenn
    @WrennWrenn 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Fragmentation is not a bug of Dor HaShvii. Fragmentation is the nature of Dor HaShvii - it's the only way to realize Dira Bitachtonim, On the first official day of the Rebbe MH"M's Nesius he did tell us that every single person is expected to be part of the Avodah - it just took a few decades to hear that message. Brocho Vehatzlocho.

  • @lyg770
    @lyg770 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I see 2 white shirts lol

  • @myopinions1
    @myopinions1 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The fight to get in was the standard of tmchei tomimim from the beginning.

  • @myopinions1
    @myopinions1 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Shluchos was not a button down and a tie. Only failed shluchim maybe.

  • @myopinions1
    @myopinions1 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The only shluchim that messed over nepotism was mushrooms that were later integrated when they grew big enough by Kotlarsky.

  • @Tro404
    @Tro404 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Peretz you talk about narratives while casually saying chasidim and shluchim are interchangeable which in itself is part of the narrative. Ironic. 75% of chassidim and growing are not shluchim. So you are alienating them with this narrative. Shlichus is just one part (albeit huge) of Rebbe. But there is also good ole chassidus chabad Rebbe as you can see with growing anash communities etc. the two can interchange but also can be mutually exclusive. Regular anash by growing in their avodah can also and do also contribute to bias moshiach which is shluchims ultimate goal. And if chas vesholom moshiach delays coming i think the future is anash communities as the shlichus world isnt growing as quick as anash etc… theres lots on this lechaim!

  • @brandonlefton1346
    @brandonlefton1346 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Is there going to be a show to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of gimmel tammuz ?

  • @heshelmangel1893
    @heshelmangel1893 26 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Can I make a guest suggestion? The perspective of a dedicated shliach born in 1994 after Gimmel Tammuz - Rabbi Mendy Mentz from Chabad of Bel Air West. I'd be happy to connect you both.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I wonder how Rabbi Chein, who saw the Rebbe's stroke as "fake" (I guess the Rebbe can't be paralyzed), reacted to gimmel Tammuz. I guess that could be considered fake too. How, exactly, that brings Meshiach or makes a dira lo isborech, I'm not sure.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

    When the Rebbe suggested that a couple learn the parshah (or whatever) together, that is great advice.

  • @zinginit5807
    @zinginit5807 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

    i can't understand the acceptance of rabbi steinzalts's telling him to go k himself, and asked him how he would do it. it's abuse, but i feel like it's accepted because, you have to be lubavitch to understand, or something like that, perhaps it makes you feel special that you can accept this kind of language, like we can handle it because we are strong, something like that

    • @youtub6521
      @youtub6521 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I think it’s Rabbi Steinzaltz’s way of connecting with people. Because he was a world class Torah scholar people could feel he’s unapproachable so if he said something comedically absurd, it’s the ice breaker to year down walls between him and a simple person. You can disagree with it being becoming of him, but obviously the intent was the furthest thing from abuse.

    • @zinginit5807
      @zinginit5807 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@youtub6521 is there anything that he could say that you would think, ok that's too far. In my mind, this was too far. I couldn't live in this kind of environment. And I believe the way people do live in it is by interpreting and excusing, which to me is exhausting. I understand he is joking, but the joke, especially the part asking how, is like digging in that he can say whatever he likes and no one is going to call him out on it. That's my understanding.

    • @zinginit5807
      @zinginit5807 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Thinking again, I don't know why someone would say something like that, but I think it's worth challenging, it's a very extreme thing to say for anyone.

    • @Tro404
      @Tro404 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I hear they sell sense of humors in nordstrom. Marshall’s also has at a discount. Go visit the stores. Sheesh.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Too much submission to waiting.

  • @WrennWrenn
    @WrennWrenn หลายเดือนก่อน

    Chaim Fogelman's song is about trusting the Rebbe, what's to hate about it?

    • @---tx9xx
      @---tx9xx หลายเดือนก่อน

      because one is meant to be aboit trusting G-d Almighty, the Erbeshter! and not in any creation, even pir alovr and deceased tzadikim and rabanim

  • @sholom11
    @sholom11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Shalushudos?! Feh!

    • @---tx9xx
      @---tx9xx หลายเดือนก่อน

      3 seudos oneg shabbos deoraysa how can you stay you stick to Yiddishkeit Al pi shulchan Aruch and go cancel this. Also, it seems to me that being “on shlichus” is like the Chabad version of the traditional Jewish “learning in kolel” ie koleman

  • @WrennWrenn
    @WrennWrenn หลายเดือนก่อน

    On the first official day of his Nesius, the Rebbe mentioned the possibility of Moshiach from the grave [the last line of Basi Legani 5711]. It's understandable that we could not hear let alone process this concept until after Gimmel Tammuz. Brocho Vehatzlocho.

    • @SPNDS1980
      @SPNDS1980 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@WrennWrenn Can you send a link?

    • @WrennWrenn
      @WrennWrenn หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@SPNDS1980 13 Shvat 5711 - Likkutei Sichos Vol 2 p. 517 "..."People have asked me how can I say the Rebbe (referring to his father in law, the previous Chabad Rebbe who had since passed), will lead us out of exile? This is contrary to the sequential order of events! Although chronologically, the order of events is 1) the arrival of Moshiach 2) the rebuilding of Temple 3) the ingathering of the exiles and finally 4) the resurrection of the dead, nevertheless, the resurrection of CERTAIN individuals, has occurred in the past, and will also occur PRIOR to the final redemption.”

    • @---tx9xx
      @---tx9xx หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@WrennWrenn thank you. he does not bring there it appears any Jewish source to suppprt this but rather just makes the statement, no? תנ"ך, ש"ס, חז"ל או גמרא, מדרש, הזוהר הקדוש... עפעס משהו

    • @WrennWrenn
      @WrennWrenn หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@---tx9xx for Chassidim the Rebbe's assertion is enough. Here are some sources: Rashi on Daniel 12.12: "moshiach is destined to be revealed, concealed and revealed again" Rabeinu Bachaye Shmos 5.22: "moshiach will appear, dissapear and appear again" Midrash Rabbah Bamidbar 11.2 "just like moshe - the first moshiach - appeared, disappeared and then reappeared so too the final moshiach" Yeshuos Meshicho page 104 "don't be amazed that Moshiach could be one of those who rise at the time of Tchiyas HaMeisim for this has already been considered in Gemara Sanhedrin" Chayim Vital Arba Meios Shekel Kesef page 68: "moshiach will be taken to shomayim and return and be revealed for all to see" Sdei Chemed vol 7: "if we are worthy moshiach will arrive miraculously as the Gemara says - if he is from the grave he is like Daniel" there is a Sefer Kuntres Shmoi Shel Moshiach by Aharon Yaakov Lieberman - it shows how Moshiach from the grave is a legit perspective. . you can read it here for free shmoishelmoshiach dot com - it has approbations from Rav Zef Leff and Rav Yitzchak Breitowitz

  • @evenisraelcenteno
    @evenisraelcenteno หลายเดือนก่อน

    As a new member of the Chabad community, I have been exploring the ideas presented by Zevi. While I find his perspectives intriguing, I am cautious about embracing them fully due to the criticism I have received from within the community. Some individuals have expressed concerns that my adoption of certain ideas that I understand where Chabad Ideas deviates from traditional Hasidic practices and teachings. This feedback has led me to question whether I am allowing the opinions of others to unduly influence my identity. As a convert, I am navigating the delicate balance between preserving my own cultural heritage and contributing positively to the Lubavitch community...

  • @---tx9xx
    @---tx9xx หลายเดือนก่อน

    which is this spot, at which park was this filmed?

  • @---tx9xx
    @---tx9xx หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very interesting idea the whole channel idea, shkoach

  • @yossy770
    @yossy770 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I really enjoyed this episode.

  • @yosefkinn3990
    @yosefkinn3990 หลายเดือนก่อน

    If my father betzalel Ben Mendel A/H alive watching this video he would be aesthetic, that was him dream 💭 in the 1970’s to open a yeshiva for boys /seminary for girls learning part of the day & learning a trade for teenagers who didn’t fit in the system because people were to busy to deal with young youth I take my hat 🎩 off for you great job rabbi

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Isn't that a white shirt?

  • @yossidubroff5010
    @yossidubroff5010 หลายเดือนก่อน

  • @hisraveness
    @hisraveness หลายเดือนก่อน

    Excellent discussion.

  • @SF-bn9zh
    @SF-bn9zh หลายเดือนก่อน

    Only moshiach can do kubutz gulios. If someone else does it that is not Geula. This was something that was stressed many times by the Rebbe in the earlier years as to why the founding of the state of Israel was not in any way the beginning of the redemption. There are some things we can do and then there are things that king moshiach needs to do. The Rebbe told us that he needs our help to do his job. The way we help him is through doing our service of spreading Torah and chassidus in order to greet him as King Moshiach. But the Moshiach stuff he's got to do himself.

    • @rudeb7
      @rudeb7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      so, can you imagine what they mean by each of us making a move even if it might be a mistake?

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    so, why are you waiting for the Rebbe to come back? why can't you do things that the Rebbe or Meshiach might do, like kibutz galuios?!

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    what if your decision goes against things that the Rebbe said?

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    the Rebbe also found it in the end impossible to accomplish.

  • @saraschtroks9536
    @saraschtroks9536 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for this very heartfelt episode. I grew up in England and I only knew the grown up Mrs Sudak! It's fascinating to hear her history. Her mother was a great support and friend to my mother when she was raising her young family.

  • @tzemachleigh7379
    @tzemachleigh7379 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wouldn't it be interesting to interview one of the hardcore traditional mashpiim like leima Wilhelm or yossi gurary or nachman Shapiro etc. and if they're too busy for you then one of the younger ones like yossi klyne or Shlomo Kaplan or shmuly avtzon. Everyone so far has left the intensity of the system, shluchim etc. it would be cool to hear someone who found their identity without having to leave the system to get there.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Rabbi Avraham Chen has a chapter about him in the book, "9 1/2 Mystics: The Kabbala Today," published originally in 1969, by Herbert Weiner. The author met him a few times starting in 1947 in Jerusalem.

  • @Reporterreporter770
    @Reporterreporter770 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    🙏

  • @mrpizzaandpasta
    @mrpizzaandpasta 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Please let your guests finish their sentences, e.g. 30:08 It's unpleasant to the listener, and can come across as rude.

  • @arthurjones3131
    @arthurjones3131 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Fascinating podcast and what a humble Mensch your guest is! Keep doing what you do so well!

  • @mrskn5333
    @mrskn5333 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    If there's memorization of Rambam you have kol hatorah kula memorized see Lekutei Torah Kedoshim.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    If one listens from minute 1:10:00 for a while, you say that your guest sounds Berditchev. I'm not sure what that means. I would say that his saying that the Rebbe is "incarnated" sounds like Yaschke's religion. It is not hard to imagine why misnagdim see Lubavitchers who hang on to the Rebbe because they can't hang on to the Abishter as failures if not worse.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    As far as fighting time goes, near the end of Nisan, I always wish the sun would stand still in the sky till Meshiach comes.

  • @davidgoldloans
    @davidgoldloans 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    A waste of 2.3 hours no chassidus or puelos nemshechis.

    • @m_lchaim
      @m_lchaim 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Did you even listen..??

    • @davidgoldloans
      @davidgoldloans 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@m_lchaim open a tanaya or gemara

    • @yochanangordon5981
      @yochanangordon5981 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      There was tons of chassidus. None that you were able to flesh out. It’s takeh a shanda.

    • @davidgoldloans
      @davidgoldloans 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@yochanangordon5981 then lubavitch is finished. Open a mamaer and that is chassidus not boch seforious and sefkekus.

    • @yochanangordon5981
      @yochanangordon5981 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Chassidus doesn’t end because of pessimism and negativity. The rebbe has full sichos which discuss the parameters of individualism Vs collectivism and the roles they each play and how they intersect. That was pretty much much of the second half of the conversation. Aside from that the conversation was full of substance and honesty.

  • @sholom11
    @sholom11 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    142:00. The Rebbe belongs to the chassidim means he's personally 100% devoted to us. That doesn't mean he belongs to the free interpretation of whatever a chossid wants him to mean

  • @mweiss505
    @mweiss505 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I agree with the host 100% (if I understand it correctly). We made the rebbe as the main figure in yiddishkeit and not who the Rebbe was here to reveal to us which is God, so you feel all the amazing ideas of chasidus are the rebbes and not so much hashem. I think it has some truth this.

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My Rebbe was stern too

  • @mweiss505
    @mweiss505 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love this conversation.

  • @cp013
    @cp013 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What an amazing episode. This has given me so much inspiration for my own Shlichus. Thank you so much!

  • @rivkateichman7842
    @rivkateichman7842 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We need this book about the mind. Thanks for this podcast. Loving the series.

  • @miralev7396
    @miralev7396 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Bassie sounds like a boss..

  • @miralev7396
    @miralev7396 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great interview

  • @miralev7396
    @miralev7396 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Immaturity with white beard..

  • @rudeb7
    @rudeb7 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I knew a Rabbi who went on shlichus in 1954, and 54 years later, he passed away there. Z"l

  • @manonamission2000
    @manonamission2000 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I see both Koren and Artscroll versions of the Talmud Bavli, but no Oz Vehadar?