Rosh Chodesh Kislev Farbrengen 2021 - Holiness is Eternal - Why event of 1977 is Important Today

which we're celebrating now there's quite this kiss slave is an opportunity for for reconnecting to the rabbit although he's physically passed on gimmel thomas nevertheless that ebba's entire essence is experienced through eden learning his title and following his directive so it's not you know something that happened 44 years ago and therefore what does it have to do with us today it it has a lot to do with us today because first of all just for for the record if if the rabbit would have passed away then from that severe heart attack many many people that identify with khaba today would not identify with why because they their identification is through the and through others who stayed khabarov became khabad from 1977 to 1940 to 1994 so historically that's just a fact that's that's not the belief that's actually facts so this day we we remember it's like the megillah we remember a thing that happened thousands of years ago we celebrated every year with such simcha why abraham it happened so many years ago what does it have to do with us today the answer is that in yiddish in tighter judaism an occurrence that happened once is eternal and there's a halacha that supports that i think it's important for you to know because hey you should know yourself and be if you if people ask you the question you'll have what to answer kedusha loisa sanctity holiness doesn't budge doesn't leave its place literally this is a reference the gemara mentions this regarding the caduceus of the kadusa of the base amigners the sanctity of the holy temple and you see we go to the castle there are those that go to the temple mouth the point is that's a place of oh why holiness it's thousands of years later there is no physical base of my understanding the the laws of two mantada do not a plain of purification and impurity don't apply today and nevertheless everyone runs to the council why because conducive lazarus the holiness that once rested was there vis-a-vis hashem's presence being the bash there's a remnant of it it's still there that's still there so too with every single saddix avoider in the world what that sadie gave to the world is eternal so if so you might ask you might ask so what's special about this today in this day rashford kiss live to anyone else and the answer is it's if for someone who doesn't identify with the babbage and the red and all that for them it's not special but for us who do identify there is a specialty and there is a kayak that's prevalent and real on this day of so now it's up to the players it's up to us so um i i do have to be makatsur i would love to talk longer but um i do want to wish everyone first of all uh a good rashkai dish kiss slave tonight tomorrow a good out of shop is kaidish tomorrow a good shop is called the shabbos and then we go into the month of kissliff and i just want to say the month of kiss slave is a month of light beginning with hanukkah and then you test kislev the day when hasidism all of her citizens not just because i've as i've told you many times in different fabregas urim the victory of utes kislev wasn't just for the alta rebbe there were others that were imprisoned too for some reason they don't celebrate it or they don't make a big deal but again historically the altar ever the first the founder of khabad wasn't the only one that was was ratted on and put into prison maybe he got the you know the brunt of it not maybe he got the brunt of it then he's most popularly known so that's why it became known as a chabad festival i'm writing now and we'll talk more about it over the course of the year mr shem i'm writing about orthodoxy and chabad in america or in the west in the east coast from 1900 in 1950 because the previous river came twice once in 1930 to chicago for example once in 42. uh the rabbit came in the previous debit came in 1930 for a year on a visit and then in 1940 he came permanently became a resident of new york of america et cetera so you you see you see clearly that there were celebrations of youth kislev in st louis in chicago in sheboygan wisconsin can you imagine in the back roads of new jersey there were there were these musa kharif shoes and once a year they they many of them called it and they sent out invitations i'm going to print some in the book and it's hashem the utes kislift party like you have a hanukkah party you have a utes kislev party now they themselves weren't wearing beards and didn't have payers but they came from ancestors parents and grandparents who were real obamacares in russia and ukraine and they had a sense of commitment and feeling and they were called nusari jews because they text that they used for prayer for dappening was nu sahari narashkana's not svard so they became known as jews and they opened up shoes in all of these cities it's a it's it's fascinating it's such a interesting piece of history that the jewish world the orthodox world has no idea and i'm not saying they were the only ones you had ashkenazhul you know but nevertheless i will prove with abrasion's help how kabad was a mainstay in orthodoxy during from 1900 to 1950 in all these places so we talk about the going to timbuktu today it's true but you should know there were this hari shules and labavatures all over and just another point and you know the question is where where did where did all these lubavitches come from the answer is from the marseilles time eighteen forty eighteen thirty eighteen forty eighteen fifty because there is a young viewing that says that it's amazing i think had a hundred thousand see them a hundred thousand at that time and i always asked where are they here it is velvet velvel is from russia and i wouldn't be surprised if velvet's grandfather or grandmother from either side whatever haplobot was khabad and the same is with us americans look your your your your wife zayd the tank levine he was a vancouver boy right but he came he came from the barbecue lineage and this and this and this is what what i'm exploring now writing about so what what i'm saying is that the katusha lays on the clima the holiness that doesn't leave and doesn't budge from from its place is real and so too with the rebel this kedus caduceus that we need to celebrate and have an opportunity on this day and we should know that the month of kisslave is a month of light so you know and actually it's before like this year it's november instead of december so out here gets you know very cold in december going into january so um it's fall it's not fair luck so you still got some of that warmth from the summer and he will hire him everyone we see everyone monday we're starting a new mimer i sent you yesterday please keep the pdf of the new mimer so please keep it if you didn't get it let me know um we're starting a beautiful new via daita from 19 i think 32. so um please come on and on time on monday so we could learn and i'm going to try to get the other fellows some people are traveling or out but hopefully monday everyone will be back have a great shoppers and a great preschool dish take care bye-bye