Chazon Tzvi Tsatskis, Yahrtzeit Yud Shevat, Chabad was his bloodstream, Love for Rebbe- RC Dalfin

this is um a clip about a good friend a congregant a former congregant of mineis yard site first yard site is coming upat next chabas I feel not I felt I feel very close to him CU he felt very close to me for a while I was arov in the basement when it just started I started together with and uh it was on col Island between I and J on the second floor above the Brooklyn locksmith at the time was the store below and the the post office property was nearby adjacent to the building anyway we started to come he lived there and being a Russian I gravitated to him and uh listen to him everyone knows as the person who sang by the re a person who was Ain caneris he made the records I want to tell you a little bit about him that people don't know what the way he spoke about for example there was a y named talking about the pis was named after the original pis it was called pis so this P was a simple ye and he came to he came to the re in the either 60s or 70s he lived in kites I believe and told me how he had he spoke about him with such reverence with such love and in general he his love for we're not talking about that that everyone knows everyone sees it on the videos on the jam clips and it's important to look at and and with his daughter who's married and has children told him that you know she was standing next to him by and she was singing some you know went like this to her and you know didn't want to embarrass her not that not she should sing CU Kisha whatever that's a story for itself but you know when when you come from from from this stock okay no did not sad him and him but good old Russian in their blood is laich their bloodstream is kabad okay you can't buy that in in in Sears and you can't buy it in America and you can't buy it in Israel it's something very very special very special so when we talk about this idea we talk about Whose y is the shabas first of all should have a g also he should go to the Reb and knock on the door to bring bashah but then there were over the years he called me about business questions about family issues so you could say you know okay you're the rabbi of the Sho you're the r and then you have a relationship with a congregant then then and that's that's that's the norm I'm telling you it was more than that it was more than that it was coming from a place that we related to each other and the Rel and and our relationship was because of the bloodstream of kabad pure kabad as I like saying withad in its most pure State unadulterated kabad and and this is something that people need to know and needs to continue and I'm not talking about and all that stuff I'm talking about the the ability to live today in 2025 teh with a sense that you you come from somewhere this isn't Kamya I'm here who are you I'm here and at the same time at the same time you do what the rebba wants you know I think every yum Kipper the last 30 years or so he was at the oil and after the the Napoleon's March I saw him dancing on a chair or a table whatever leading the crowd he lived with it he Liv he lived with leich he lived with the so just wanted to his honor you know he's buried in the o to take a few minutes and to his wonderful son and the family and his wife they should all have cuz you know yeah should know that you had a very special father and and and and husband and grandfather and you need to continue that whatever you are today wherever you are you need to know that this is the reality so why not make it the reality of all of us by learning from him me