Beautiful conversation. Hard to imagine your father's type of upbringing in todays day and age - growing up in a non Lubavitch community, going to school in Telz, barely spending any time in the Lubavitch system - but the way that he talks about it with such fondess, makes one indeed "Homesick" for a simpler time.
Your father's ability to listen is outstanding! He's fully attentive not trying to interject, but rather letting you express yourself. His story about the guy with his siddur had me in tears.
Finaly ! The Rav that accepted me, someone from indonesia. In his office, the Rav who accepted me in his office, i was crying there, and He helped me to find a way to manage to move and start my giur ❤
You touched on a sensitive nerve the term that has been picking up speed in the last 10 years, " The family of Shluchim " verses just using the tried & true term chassideim ain mishpacha .I feel this term creates a undesirable unnecessary divide & in my opinion should not be used . Maybe your cousin Reb Gershon can address this issue?
Beautiful conversation.
Hard to imagine your father's type of upbringing in todays day and age - growing up in a non Lubavitch community, going to school in Telz, barely spending any time in the Lubavitch system - but the way that he talks about it with such fondess, makes one indeed "Homesick" for a simpler time.
Your father's ability to listen is outstanding! He's fully attentive not trying to interject, but rather letting you express yourself. His story about the guy with his siddur had me in tears.
Your father comes across as a man of extreme humility, an inspiration to hear. Thank You!
He is. Thank you
Finaly ! The Rav that accepted me, someone from indonesia. In his office, the Rav who accepted me in his office, i was crying there, and He helped me to find a way to manage to move and start my giur ❤
Your Father is a true Tzaddik and I know him well.
of course, ahavas Yisroel makes everyone happy, including haShem!
Whats the Niggun of your Shabbos memory?
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As a ger, I would never daven in English. Luckily I learned Hebrew before I converted.
Unlikely like me!
You touched on a sensitive nerve the term that has been picking up speed in the last 10 years, " The family of Shluchim " verses just using the tried & true term chassideim ain mishpacha .I feel this term creates a undesirable unnecessary divide & in my opinion should not be used . Maybe your cousin Reb Gershon can address this issue?