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Tribute Reb Yoel #3 -Who did RY say is closest to R? What did R say re writng his words? The Mashpia
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this will be a a third
part of a tribute to rabio
ben reb reform kahan
khan who passed away verve
of so i would like to share a few more
thoughts
rabbil once told me i asked him
who do you think is the closest person
to that ever
and i went on to to say is this musket
the closest is this shamish the closest
is this asking the closest is this
schlief the closest
uh rabbi yoyo was mervatal the question
he he refuted the question
without answering say but just making
a a facial
gesture a hand gesture like ridiculous
and i got it
by rabjoel there was no such a thing as
close
or fire every husset
who is a husset and wants to be a
hostage of the rebbe
was as close as this biggest liar
and the closest secretary and the best
shamish makes no difference
another question i asked them once it
seems
like some of them my mottom of them say
for my mother may look it
it seems like you took my mother that
were a page or two and you made them to
ten pages
and you prepared them and then i edited
them and they came out and the dab is
mimer
and abil there too told me i've asked
certain grace of ashtae and siddhis
and they said the way i prepared the
mimer
for the rebel based on what the rabbi
said
is puncta it's exactly what the rebel
meant
how can i argue with them how can i
argue with them
i don't understand see this like him
what's what's the point and then he went
on to say the point is that ebbett told
me he told me this that abbott told me
alex besser the more clear it is the
better it is
that's the way i should prepare i should
prepare a mimer and i live with that
victim all my life
i say this rabbi because the
teacher of siddhis chabad
for lubavitchers and for everyone
else is rabbi khan no one
else comes to his piatus
i'm talking now about in his teaching of
siddhis
in showing us how to understand
something
the brain surgery that he spoke about
that he did on us
when we were learning siddhis with him
was a yid who was selfless
he had no agenda he didn't
come from that place his father was
sorry foley at khan
a man who was total siddhis kite
you touched him and you became saturated
with xedusky and this is his son
some argue this cossit and that crossit
of a previous generation of today's
generation the de la shmi
the drinking of moscow and fabregans
oh this is rabbit this is siddhas
what we saw and learned
my six years as a booker with raby oil
and then later as a young
man and thousands of others
who are today the
business people are all his talbitum as
a friend of mine said someone once said
you can't get away from it and if you
think you can
you're lying to yourself you're fooling
yourself
and the way he taught us to be
siddhim to to
emulate the abe the rebel and siddhim
and to and to be
traitor people embassy people
is genuine and unique and no one comes
to his
piatas no one comes to his ankles
no one i don't care how much mosquito
they drink
and how how long they can bring all
night and what they can scream and what
they can say
and what their pedigree is it's bubkus
so i i'm being emphatic a little bit and
i know that because
this needs to come home and be drilled
home
that not in the past and not in the
present
and if i may say so not in the future
and that's why we need to focus
on these things that he left us to teach
our children
grandchildren tell me them tell me this
and the future generation
and some might say well i'm making him
into arabic i'm not making him into
whatever
he was the right hostage
he was the rebels hosted
i remember fabregan's in ocean parkway
76 77 78
utes kislev knight lael yutas kiss of
the rebels the next night
he would bring with us basements
bucharan from 8 to 11 then officially we
had to go to sleep
most people left my friends a few of my
friends and myself
stayed all night and i'm not talking
about the two three in the morning i'm
talking about to 5
6 7 the morning when he walked out
after much i am pretty shikka
but at the haltom cup
he never became cuckoo he never said
ridiculous things
and there was a theme throughout the
night from eleven to six seven
in the morning i remember one fabric and
he spoke about the word that when
the rebels see them said that would will
come
in the gazettes and it'll be in the
newspapers he spoke about that idea
another idea he spoke about when you
test kislift was that meshiach
um but i'm a snagit
so of course he said we can't resign and
he spent all night explaining that
find me someone else who can talk about
one
coulda and without you know anecdotes
and
show him and stories which is beautiful
and uh
and and gevaldic but of course he used
that to
to make his point and during the
fabregans he cried
and he didn't cry because you know like
see them would say it's the basic
kiseteren you know what i'm saying
uh crocodile tears
he cried from the heart and he spoke
about his cashless
and not just his cultures
of course but he didn't make that into
an agenda
he spoke about being a yid about being
the hostage so we bachmann were left
with
a desire to be better in our vedas
hashem and to
learn more and to govern better and to
have more yirusha maya meant to go to
the fabregans
and go to a mingren to a mighty with the
rabbit etc
so as we we go through the shiva and as
we go through the slave ship and we have
these very powerful days
of remembering things that abhyol said
and taught
it's it's it's a gold mine it's a gold
mine everyone should take a little time
and if you if you had a relationship
with them a pneumonia relationship
a deep inner relationship bring back
those memories
what did he say the lines i'll give you
another example i once asked him
about the uh
outreach rights it's printed i think
one of the about when the when the cab
went to america so he
writes that a whole report of of of the
the
he says they aid him the ramash you know
um
how he how he conducted himself it's an
amazing arashima
that every booker and every young man
every laboratory
must read and learn
and i was i i did that and i was blown
away
so i went over to rabbi and i said
what type of jew was he not that he knew
him i don't think he knew him he knew
his son and it was
his nephew and all that uh penalties
so he said
he was a good friend of the friday
kareem
now one will say oh he wasn't i'm a
cushion
this is why you know it wasn't he was
right
if you're a good friend you're a deep
makushi
a friend you follow
altois and altay's family were friends
of the rabbian
friendship now who are we to say we're
friends to whatever it's ridiculous
but nebuyo said it with with depth
in other words what what i would what i
went crazy about in that letter the the
description of how
el hayem altas describes
the reb as a young man hour and how he
was
amazed by him and how he took time as
saying eleno he says
which rabbi once told me and maybe
repeated fabregas
that in order to shock him
in order to bring down the shri na la
mata it takes time and maybe it takes as
much time
as you know and kelly keno
and the shira shayam together because
here you have to bring it down with mata
dostnet site
you know he once told me such a word and
he said an example
that's what he told me that by the rebel
elena took longer than the other parts
so when he says that al-qaeda alto is
is a good friend a good friend
it's deep it's insightful
many times he told me short vertebr
these buzzwords or buzz lines
that encapsulated a gold mine a treasure
so that way
we need to keep the fire going
and like i said in another video the
lebanese kite the liveliness
the brand the coch was always cognizant
of something
whatever it is it's recording them
foreign