• Anonymous -5 years ago

  Where can i find the saying that one should be a heretic when it comes to helping people?

  who said this and where can i find it?

  Thabk you.

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  Rivkah -7 years ago

  I listened to your farbrengen of 5777 yud shvat. Gevaldig and so true. The revolutionary thoughts of the late lubavitcher rebbe are amazing. I consider them as revolutionary, i.e. a huge chiddush to the golus mentality Jew. Such droshes like you gave on that 5777 yud shvat farbrengen, should actually be told to our heimishe chassidishe oilam and not only to Lubavitcher chassidim or to baalei tshuve. We frum heimischer oilam, we think we are the top and the best and frummest, we think we've arrived in our Yiddishkeit. No, exactly in our circles there is soo much loshon hora and so much looking down on others who do slightly different. Within our circles, when one does something that is considered "es passt sich nisht", they kill the name of the people and family for shidduchim etc. It's terrible and there is no aibishter in such behavior. But exactly those people claim to know the aibishter. It's corrupt and it's very wrong. Hallewaj could such people like you come to speak to our circles, to the "baal batishe" chassidish crowd, hallway!!
  Please keep it up and there should really be much more program in this direction for the frum heimish crowd. I am far from Chabad. But I believe that Lubavitcher Chassidim are really 1 step ahead of us all, the teachings and the derech of the late rebbe are so true. They are the future!! It's WE who have to start changing our old school of thought.

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  Rabbi YY Jacobson -7 years ago

  Attached is the original story of the Yismach Moshe. https://uploads.disquscdn.c...

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  Chaim Bochner -7 years ago

  Beautiful. Another Yud Shvat B"H. I was thinking that the name of the day has paramount significance to how you started:

  First, we need to see the Yud in every Yid in the world, warm him and bring him aloft. Them, Shvat, like Shevet, a stick, you can give mussar...

  Also, I personally heard from my Rebbe that the Chozeh of Lublin once said: It wasn't the sin of the golden calf the soton wanted; it was tge despondency after the fact he was looking for because that's a sure way to remove, so to speak, a yid from hus devaikus with Hashem.

  Great Shiur!

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  Yonah Heidings -7 years ago

  that is some serious rockin dancing

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  MKochberg -7 years ago

  Greetings from Toronto

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

• February 6, 2017
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• 10 Sh'vat 5777
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Classes in this Series

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  1 hr 40 min

  Kumzitz/Farbrengen Yud Shevat 5776: Stories of Warmth & Love

  Judaism Does Not Tell You Who You Should Be; It Tells You Who You Are
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  3 hr 10 min

  Yud Shevat 5775 Farbrengen with Rabbis Rudinsky & Jacobson

  The Secret of Lubavitch, By Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky
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  1 hr 55 min

  Yud Shevat 5773 Farbrengen: Why We Need G-d In Our Schools

  Can We Turn Our World Into a Garden? How Do We Educate Children? Is Man Inherently Good or Bad?
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  2 hr 39 min

  Yud Shevat 5771: A War on Apathy & a New Language to Transform Pain

  Igniting Your Inner Violin. Webcast of Music & Inspiration Commemorating the 61st Yartziet of the Sixth Chabad Rebbe & the Anniversary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Leadership
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  3 hr 57 min

  Yud Shevat 5770 Farbrengen: What is the Role of a Rebbe?

  Song & Inspiration in Tribute to the 60th Anniversary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Leadership
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  52 min

  Yud Shevat 5769 Farbrengen: G-d's Orchard -- Do You Think Most People are Rotten?

  The Final Words of a Rebbe Which Transformed a Dark World into a Garden. An Evening of Song & Inspiration in Tribute to 59th Yartzeit of the Sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe
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  32 min

  Yud Shevat Children's Program: The Rebbe Spends Shabbos in a Bar

  Two Stories about the Lubavitcher Rebbe Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson (1880-1950)
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  3 hr 13 min

  Yud Shevat 5783 with Rabbi YY Jacobson

  Yud Shevat Farbrengen: The Power of Love & Connection

  “I Have Come to My Garden:” The World’s Essential Goodness