Maamar Ma Tovu 1929 #2 The 28th of Sivan is day Rebbe came to USA. Its History and Lesson. Words...

so uh good day today today is a very special day in the chabad calendar eighty years ago on seven which is today that happened that rabbitson uh arrived in america uh they were they escaped nazis and maximum and they finally got a visa to come to america and there's not a lot of details in that itself i made a clip this past friday and sent it out and if you saw it but um giving up some of the history but basically that ever wasn't that eager to come to america and let me explain what i mean initially initially he was on the list and his wife were on the list of people that the predicad submitted to the ascanim to the chabad activists in america to submit their names to submit the names of all the people he wanted to come to america to be part of a staff and family and of course that evander ebbington were part of those names but uh the state department rejected it at that time in 1940 i believe it they put a stop and they didn't the war broke out and they they weren't accepting people so they had to figure a way how to overcome this and the goddess the general khabar umbrella organization which is known as agudas khasi the khabar had a meeting and at this meeting a gentleman by the name of judah gurari yehuda garari who was a son of a famous husset riphmoul garari who was a hostage of the rebel maharashtra and the rebel ashab and the gharari family were always very large supporters and and and and very close to the rabbi to the throughout the generations he came to america early on i don't know exactly what year but he came before the war quite a bit i believe and he was part of this meeting of yakuda and he suggested to the to the to the group that they write to the state department and explain to them that the frida kahraba is a king he's a a jewish king and king needs an entourage a king needs his his deputies sorry there's the melech who has the melooka and there's the sarim of the maluha and they presented this argument and with hashem's miraculous help the state department accepted the argument and made an exception for them i mean if you think about it it's literally unheard of no they they stop no one can come and this argument was that this isn't an individual coming this was the cop it's not the previous rap as an individual or this rabbi or this a nurse you know that you have the son of a nurse of the free kareba that lives in betraymesh did you know that i met him when i was there the frida kahnema had a nurse called manya many son lives in bed chemist i think in in uh mishka fire i believe and here's his name um i i it it escapes me now i have it on my phone but i can't access it now maybe never tomorrow i'll tell you and he i've seen them in h code-ish i i unless you know this is four years ago moshe do you know what i'm talking about no i i very much would like to know who you're talking yeah yeah okay okay i'll i'll i i met with him in fact he invited me to go to when he's when he returns you know to visit america he used to live in new jersey they have items of the frida kadaba that the freedom could have been gifted to his mother as his nurse and and he told me he also has strands of the frida keneber's beard when the freddie clapper learned sometimes you know a piece of hair falls out and somehow either i don't know how it got to her but he told me that he has that they they have various things anyway but that's is yes is is he russian no he's not russian he's an american boy american i'd like to know what that is okay anyway but that's an aside just uh so the argument so so so the critics of of guerrari's argument was that they're not coming as individuals that the entire kingship called is transferring from europe from russia to america and since it's such a prominent uh movement on behalf of judaism it would be in america's best interest to have this kingship in america and they and they accepted this argument and they granted the granted visas now you know that only 11 people came to america out of 20 to 30 uh people that were on the list and that's another discussion why the others didn't come and never most of them perished in the holocaust but that's what happened the reverend ebertson miraculously survived what happened what happened is they lived in paris they didn't live in riga secretaries that the rebel wanted to free the clever wanted here in america they lived lived in riga they were burnt alive you know in the shul the famous uh story that they brought they were makada shame shamayim and the patrol went up in flames and they all died but that happened that episode were in france from 33 to 39 when the war broke out they ran and they ran to i think nice and from these to vichy and from vichy to marseille so originally of course they wanted to leave they didn't know if they'll survive once they got to marseille there that was quiet and peaceful so the rebel at that point he was very happy staying in marseille you know the late zalman schechter always repeats how he met the rebbe and marseille and he thought he was a moroccan jew you know and and he and and because he didn't say who he was and and he and he spoke to them in learning and he was very impressed later he found out when it came to america that this is the previous episode in law but anyway so the point being in marseille it was peaceful that abbott didn't want to go there is a letter from rabbit hatcher fagin so this is a 40 before they you know burnt the shoe he writes to rabbi jacobson in america and he says to him please write to the rebbe that the previous rebel needs him to make his life easier and then he probably will agree to come we have us we have such a letter note in other words you who are in america and you are dealing you're the broker between the previous rep and the state department and the rebbe and marseille if you will write to him that his father-in-law needs him then i think he'll come because otherwise he does he's not a person that's looking for the limelight for being a communal activist that he's a you know person is to himself he learns he doffens he studies he's not interested in any of that and he's not going to come because now he's found a safe haven mrc i think 1940 it did 1940-41 the bottom line is that um they uh they somehow at some point uh he i assume robert jacobson did that and the rebel agreed to come and they luckily got him a visa see the rapper had applied for a visa also himself and he was rejected like i told you no one was able to get in but once he got the visas part of the overall group of lebavich so then he was able to come then there's a question wait a second you can have a visa if you don't pay for a ticket you can't get on the boat he didn't have a ticket so this is the story there's a chabad family she must recognize the name bistritsky there's a schlieffen in the valley yes my cousin your cousin okay yeah so the bastrinsky family the the mother of the the or in this case schmuel the grandmother of the of the sleep that you know over there me brucewski so she was close to the previous rebbender because label basically the zetas comes from boyanier not the babbage but she i think came from the barbecue season so anyway they had tickets and for some reason they couldn't go at that time and they gave away or maybe her parents it might even be her parents they gave the tickets away to the rep and the rabbits and that's how they got on the boat so the baskets were the ones who gave their ship ticket boat tickets to get on the boat to the red and the robinson and that's how they were able to come to america because you can have a visa and if you don't have a ticket you're not getting on the boat what do we know what became of them you know i i have to ask i can easily ask one of the grandsons um i think they also made it i think so remember remember what they all did yeah they all for some reason oh and i'm sorry one last thing they were in lisbon portugal that that ever took the ship from lisbon portugal the strict schemes were also the time in lisbon portugal for some reason they couldn't come them they couldn't use the tickets so they came later but that's the story of the hatsola briefly i'm giving it over briefly there's a book called out of the inferno written by russell all time published it and this entire story is there so maybe it's online maybe you have it i'm sure but farrow has it out of in the inferno by russell time but one more thing on this day on the late rabbi yitzhak groener rabbi label groener's brother was this with his p with his father that night in other words the the leia the next morning the rebbe arrived in america the boat landed landed both arrived port but the night before groener was a 16 year old boy or so yeah and he transferred from high in berlin yeshiva to the bavitch to the new yeshiva and that's that itself is a story why when how rebbe hutner reacted he wasn't happy because groener was such a good student and here one of his best students is leaving and going to lubavitch although robbie hutner had respect for the frida kareba but you know he was a prize student leaving his yeshiva going to another yeshiva anyway so the growner told me this is he told me they told others but i heard it himself so this is that original he said that when he walked out uh before they walked in to yeshides the rebbe the older khasid and robert kazanowski rabbi simpson rabbi jacobson four or five of the old revenue what sorry probably kazanowski was my son did okay no so you should grow to be like him anyway so these were all the khasid and they walked out of the rebels room and they said that we were just told that we are to go greet the rebber's son-in-law they call them the ramash that says we should greet the ramash tomorrow at the port because he's a jew who's bucky he knows the entire you know xiaomi with all the first him and all printed swarm and he didn't say he said all printed whatever that was or how many were printed but whatever was printed he knows it and therefore he deserves the respect that you a delegation should go and greet him and they did so this was all this was the night before and today like during the day he arrived another point it's interesting that when he and his wife arrived it took them three days to see his father and mother-in-law both of them the frida keneber actually you know i i don't i'm not sure both of them i think only the previous level the previous river for some reason did not i guess want to see them for three days now some argue some say because it was so emotional for him and his health was frail that it was like dangerous i don't know i i don't know but that's what i heard from hayward he told me that he said that he had to prepare himself because because he was so emotional okay yeah so so that's that was the talk you know but but he never said so the bottom line is i'm so straight here three days later that that the the that the frida kaleb saw his is another thing i heard from uh mendel de saldat mendel greenbaum who was in the korean war all over shalom the homeless he told me he wasn't a basement dish the first week and he sees a new in 770 upstairs the little that was a shoe also and he sees a new face a person who looks very you know handsome and then put together and who is this you know you know it was so it wasn't there was so few people dabbing in my riff in 1941 in crown heights in a little steeple with a little shoe say went over to the mesh spirit of small victim of the of 770 and he asked he asked rabby says who is this he says oh and he told me that he saw him holding the gemara holding the gemara and going like this a gamora and he was concentrating so he it you know see i didn't see what the gesture meant no another in other words he was learning a gemara he didn't pay attention to who's on the right and who's on the left he was holding nakamura somebody and and and and this mendel the the student who was a student in yeshiva at the time said that it made an impression on him as a as an american boy you know who and you know was coming into chabad and you know whatever so he asked rabbi levitan who's this and said that's the rep is older son-in-law so he told me that he remembers the first week where after the when the rabbit came he remembers that clearly in the i'm just saying something that i heard from a husset that's so worthwhile mentioning so it's a big day and the message is i believe that kayak means potential right kayak strength and potential you have to see the potential in a person and when you see the potential of a person it's going to be gavaltic if you don't see potential in a person and in yourself it's it's a harder ride so re to me it decide this lesson came to me this friday when i had to prepare this clip i share it with you that kayak means the potential because we always talk about this kayakupoyo right famous machreike is the gemara maybe do you like the first night of hanukkah eight candles or one candle so bishop says how many one but sharma says eight what's the difference yaakov whether you look at a situation because if you look at it victoria how many up how many days are there still to come there's it's you know eight seven six if you look at it a bit before so we talk always about the milo the virtue of paul but there's also a virtue in kaya and and i think since it's even the virtue of kayak today is that that that um the potential that the refrigerator and and and the hasidim saw in this person is why we're here you know why were why this guy benefited so many so many years later it's because of the kayak it was very easy easy to dismiss the rabbit why he's an electrical engineer working at the brooklyn navy yard which by the way there's a clip going around for someone who who worked with him in in 1957 do you know that the rebel was still had um no not nineteen he worked earlier anyway he told them that he says he was he said that he was a supervisor i always thought that the rebel was an electrical engineer and a draftsman but this person who says he worked with him sorry not he worked with him he says that he was an electrical engineer too and he had jacidus in 1957 and the rabbit kept him for two hours in the office talking about engineering and he admittedly told him that he was electrical engineer and during the war and he rebbe said he was very happy to give back to america for for the freedom that they helped everyone and helped him on the american shores she was happy happy to contribute to the war efforts and what did he do he would have the blueprints of the the various electrical connections on the ships and then the submarines and all that and he would go down and with the blueprints and he would check and verify if everything that was done was according to that so he says that he was a supervisor that's what he said now maybe he was also other other things so he was an electrical engineer comes to america and and uh you know it was very hard making a living and every day went to work with his little you know briefcase like a regular person with any other with a fanfare and all that no who who would see in a person like that the potential and then later you know in 1950 when the frida kara passes away and there's an older son alone who should be there and then he's not looking this he's not looking at all you know and he doesn't want to even take the responsibility and he's nudged by hasidim and by his wife who says what's going to be with my father's you know my father's um hasidis and the qasidas of the altar and the babbage 200 years he finally agrees and the and on and on and on so this is a very special day and uh everyone should take a few minutes later to think about it say him and make ah because it's a powerful day to bring bracha vasloha good health should also and everything else to everyone in our lives okay let's continue now learn the mimer i know i took some time today but i stick with in once in a while is a good thing we're on page 1 uh 94 uh to recap briefly rebecca's talking he started with the positive material how good are your tents yaakov and your places dwell in israel he asked two questions why break up the positive between the tents which referred to schulz and bhatti madrassas and which refers to the screener resting there seemingly it's one it's one of the same idea when you sit and learn with other people especially and you sit in a basement your screen is there but yet it's two separate verses in two separate words and number two why yaakov in israel wants to use the word yaakov who wants the word israel okay and he said to understand this he introduces the possible until him psalm 16. says hashem has given those that fear him a test to test him to show that that he is eternally true in other words all the challenges and all the tests and all the things that we have in our life is to make us stronger so here that ever brought three meanings of the word nace nace number one he said means uh trials and tribulations tests from the word nisaon number two nes molotin gabdula from the word the the word meaning greatness and it brings a support to that to be exalted and great and finally nays meaning haflo meaning a miracle an ace uh but in this case he uses the word nifla hafla wonders the deepest type of miracles and um the rapper said that they all come together and he brought a zayar to mattress that shows that they all come together okay then then he continued in the second chapter on page 193 that the title says impact what's the reason why hashem tests you right a question that we we ask god why are you testing me and the terror gives the answer lodas to know god but the previous rabbit based on the altar rebel and the torah teachings to instill the quality of dos in the jew the purpose of of being tested myself is not just to know to have information about god but to live with hashem to experience hashem to concentrate in hashem and we summarize we summarize all of that in the word das what does this have from there the rebel went on to say that have a godly spark however the godly spark in a test which we call in hebrew needs anisots or plural needs site size needs suicides sparks which he fell in swedish aqualim when the light of god was overwhelming for the vessels it broke and scattered all over and it's called the sri sakhalin so the sparks are in everything in your apple that you eat in your car that you drive in the sidewalk you walk on everywhere there is a spark of god of godliness and the purpose is to reunite the spark with hakodusburg so the question is where are the sparks in a test a test seems to be so contrary to hashem so challenging so khasithis explains that the sparks the needs side source in tests in this young ice are so hidden more hidden than a normal situation so in other words in a piece of in an apple you look at the apple you don't necessarily see god but the spark is not obscured to the point where it feels contrary to god it doesn't it's an apple now make a bracha think about where the apple came from why you're eating the apple eat it like a mensch that's the reunification of the apple the spark and the apple with hakka barco but in a test where you're challenged and you ask yourself maybe this cost of assurance is not from god it makes no sense it's contrary here then the the spark is the the language that rebbe is in the second line on 194 mustard the first three words mustard vanilla very very concealed very obscured very hidden and then he brings and has known the famous rule that the the greater the spark is when it falls it falls further away and it brings the mushroom obvi of a wall that when a wall crumbles and crashes and falls down the brick on top falls much further away than the brick on the bottom when the wall falls is right next to the wall that's where we're at now let's now go yes i'm not understanding which part is contrary which part of the of of the of the messiah the messiah is the messiah did this to the is contrary because hashem tells avram i want you to be my nation through yitzhak and then he tells him to bring him as a carbon it's an oxymoron it's a contra it's a contradiction right the messiah of the al-qaeda it's not just it's not just an obscurity it's contrary to what hashem told avrom earlier yes or no yakuza that is to make him great so that's what it was for why is that country because if i want to make you great and i want you to kill your son does that does that make sense okay doesn't make sense if you tell me i want to make you great and find a way to make yourself great no problem i'm saying but there's something that's a student it's a contradiction so on the side on the saiyan but then cloud is or let's say the eden i take you out of it and then i tell you to go into to march through the red sea and dress and i'm going into water i'm gonna drown what'd you take me out for mistakes so it's not just by in the saying the the the potential risk what it's contrary because yes but everything is right there's a purpose but but the the the science challenges the the basics of faith and the basics of of of why hashem created peop us to be here let's continue we're now 194 um one two three four five five lines from the top in the middle of the page the name after the period after the word hakosa there's a period words are called avoni stones bricks nema but safety is cedar it says in safety but you take two bricks and they build what they build two homes two buttons what does that mean when you put the two together you can put four on top of them you could the shame because just as a home a house is built from avonlea and based on how many of them you have the sedram and their organization how you organize those stones kane bricks kane yeah goedel habias so will be the the the the large the largest of the house the arca in its length rough by in its width regardle and its height this is the muscle now comes the names so also in words actually based on how many words you have with cidrone and and what the letters is with by combining them kane year peter so will be the meaning of that word the letters the oysters when combined in a certain way gives you a certain interpretation obeys icos and two letters by noise create build and snakes luffy two combinations either out of base which spells out of father or basal if reversed base aleph you get book so what do we see we see that the combination of icy is makes different words three icy ice three letters bonus shisha butter kamai for example icos they have six combinations the adorable cupboard rabbit repeat that beats known based on tradition ready maybe there are three principles the gimmo mustafi and three ancillaries three derivatives the principles haim hey sadiq when you are engaged in the letters of tairan trilogy which is what the prashant of call and how he interprets the verse and the terror and passage go into the table not just a table which means a ship but david meaning let words and he says in yiddish learn with vitality what is highest vitality energy enthusiasm what does it denote it shows that it touches your core [Music] which is the idea of razza will which is one of the three principle uh words of the words of the letters hates by by by by experiencing by having highest in learning and daviding you will create another principle of those three letters left have literal meaning of window which means it'll shine there'll be it'll be alive it won't be just saying the word will be ready for half falling asleep and when you see when you say the worst someone looks at you he says wow this man is alive he means it he's living with it it's bright it's a window it's a tsar finally that ever says when you have now the russo the will creating the tsa the vitality of highest it will result in the because with this potential the third principle of the letters hey sadiq it will ref it will come transform the negativity the torah shall hatsar of the enemy and of the narrow situation this is interesting that he's alluding to something in 1929 a concept besides literally meaning you want to change the tsaris you want to change the czar you want to change the situation you have to get into the words of governing and learning and it will create vitality and it will transform from the torah to light with saya it will make light it will make a window and as it says it's a time of sorrows for jacob for yaakov [Music] from the very sorry itself from it you will be helped literally literally have it the word um means and god will help you get out of the tsara but the way hasidis touches it um the way to get out of the tsara is from the torah itself transforming that sarah to tsayar to bright to a window to light yeshua the very sorrow will bring you salvation the holocaust look at the growth that came out now of course should have been we didn't want it we don't want to have a holocaust class we're showing but the fact is that tsar itself brought the yeshua the zelenian this is the idea of the of a window that sayar that it illuminates with an abundant of light right look at the word sarayam it has the letters saraya means the afternoon but it has the letter sadiq hey reish in it that's why it's called the afternoon should take if the the chemist it's very hot i'll never forget when i came in august i stayed with smool on um on that big street i forget that the name of it and we went out the first time he took with the shoe and we went somewhere middle of the day and it was boiling the sun was shining down thank you for shamish it's the middle of the day that's sorry hashem shows them their allah his love like the going out of the chemist coming out of this sun big buddha in its potency in its full force when it's most hot so we take the sarah the problem and transform it to saya to the abundance of light have yes yes the health of the sun i know believe me that when we walked out i'll never forget that it was just that it was like wow you know his apartment those beautiful air conditioners that walked out it was boiling okay have a great day everyone and we'll see everyone tomorrow zeitgeist and shalom bye yes you want to say something well i wanted to say that when you're talking about the chemist right yeah it does the same thing happened when i mentioned the busta said it was a very hot day and he went out right and so that is that kind of like uh yes yes yes and he took that heat and he transformed it into the mitzvah have a good day everyone says bye