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Parenting the Rebbe's Way
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Today, education [music] is all the
rage. Many best-seller books are sold in
America and around the world on
parenting, on educating. This is in the
world in general and by us be frank,
there's a very big [music] emphasis
today. Everyone's looking to understand
how to parent, how to teach.
What we would like to present over here
today is a revolutionary [music] method
of teaching children hiding in plain
sight. It's here, it's available for us.
For whatever reason, we just didn't see
[music] it. This is given to us by the
Rebbe.
The entire United States, they dedicate
a day on the calendar to the Rebbe. The
United States of America recognizes the
Lubavitcher Rebbe as the educator of
society. That's an entire [music] world
should be buying the Rebbe's education
book, the Rebbe's book on education cuz
the Rebbe's the educator. So, what what
is this derech and how could it be that
we didn't see it? Assuming that there's
something here that we don't know.
One of the unique features that the
Rebbe was mechadesh, that nobody else
has ever done besides for Mordechai in
the time of the Gezeirah, that the Rebbe
was mekavetz hashpa'os. The Rebbe spoke
to children.
In recent years, come to learn the Rebbe
spoke to kids 125 [music]
times plus. It's 1,100
plus pages. A cheilek ne'efad of the
Rebbe's data. We could publish two
volumes of the Rebbe's data, de'os
Menachem Chinuch La'Yeladim. The Rebbe
made a revolution in chinuch. You would
think that that revolution in chinuch
should be found in how the Rebbe spoke
to kids. You should think that would be
a good place to look. This coming year
will be 50 years from [music] Shnas
HaChinuch. Mivtza Chinuch is not just to
do more chinuch. Mivtza Chinuch is a new
version of chinuch. After Shavuos
Acharei Mos U'Kedoshim [music] and the
Siyum of Shnas HaChinuch, the Rebbe
spoke about concern of chinuch. And the
Rebbe said, "In chinuch in da'as
u'be'eifen, you don't have a tzaddik
b'fo'al." Wow, this sounds like a good
remedy. I would want this as a parent.
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