Maggid
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Sep 14, 2026
Manis FriedmanHOST
So heaven and earth and nature are related to the name of the Kim.
Manis FriedmanHOST
All the Chavrayek Hadisha, the disciples of the Maggid, were very inspired and deeply touched by this teaching.
Manis FriedmanHOST
The Tzadik of Mishulam Zusi of Anupoli, the famous Reb Zusha, said that he is not able to attain to such heights of truthfulness.
Manis FriedmanHOST
he would have to break down the word tshuva to its components, because each letter of the word tshuva, of the five letters, is the initial of a verse.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
That's Agudah.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
Then you have a different type of Agudah, which is Gaavah, but Gaavah d'Kedushah, right? And then if it's Gaavah d'Kedushah because they're learning Torah and doing mitzvahs, Echziku atzmemchem b'gedolim like the Maggid told the Beit Yosef, then that's Gaavah, but the Shirin is comfortable there in a Gaavah d'Kedushah, and then it becomes Agudah.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
But that Agudah is a different type of Agudah.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
Maybe that's an Agudah that doesn't necessarily mean that you're sacrificing in the Ashpah of Klal Yisrael.
Yossi PaltielHOST
But I need to say this because I need to say it.
Yossi PaltielHOST
It hit me that this is 250 years since they started Kislev as a Maggid.
Yossi PaltielHOST
You just Kislev.
Yossi PaltielHOST
Exactly 250.
Yossi PaltielHOST
50 years ago was 1973, Tavshin Lama Gimel.
Yossi PaltielHOST
I don't know, I mean I was 7 years old.
Yossi PaltielHOST
I don't know, I still don't remember if the Rebbe made a big tummo out of the yard set of the Maggid.
Yossi PaltielHOST
And I'm sure he did.
Nechama DinaHOST
Reb Shleim HaChaim said that this means that we should picture the Rebbe's face, tziur p'nei harav.
Nechama DinaHOST
There is also a letter that the Baal Shem Tov sent to his Talmud, who later became the Maggid of Mezrich, that says something similar.
Nechama DinaHOST
In the letter it says that before Tkia Shefer, the Maggid should think about the Baal Shem Tov, and his teacher, Achia HaShilayni.
Nechama DinaHOST
And then he will have Atzlocha, and the Shefer blowing will bring lots of broches for the Yidin.
Nechama DinaHOST
Another important thing we need to remember is that since Rosh Hashanah is compared to the head, it is like the head of the year, every minute is extra special.
Yossi PaltielHOST
Why didn't he go to Mikveh? So again, the way I understand it, this is all hearsay, is because G-d told me he shouldn't.
Yossi PaltielHOST
Why did the Baal Shem Tov Maggid go to mikveh? Because the Maggid was very, very sick.
Yossi PaltielHOST
He was a sickly man.
Yossi PaltielHOST
We know that he couldn't walk.
Yossi PaltielHOST
But he had illnesses of different sorts.
Yossi PaltielHOST
And upon him going to mikveh was a sakonah.
Yossi PaltielHOST
And I'm assured the Besidja Maggid was not afraid of sakonah.
Yossi PaltielHOST
But the Baal Shem Tov, not at all.
Eli SilbersteinHOST
And I stayed in somebody's house.
Eli SilbersteinHOST
Now the host who I stayed with recognized me that I was one of the Talmudim of the Maggid.
Eli SilbersteinHOST
Apparently he traveled to the Maggid and he remembers me there.
Eli SilbersteinHOST
So he recognized my face.
Eli SilbersteinHOST
So he treated me so nicely with a lot of COVID.
Barak HullmanHOST
So let's get started.
Barak HullmanHOST
[drum roll] This is a story that the Maggid of Kozhnitz would tell his Hasidim, Rabbi Yisroel Hopstein, who lived from 1737 to 1814, also known as the Kozhnitzer Maggid.
Barak HullmanHOST
Once in a small Jewish village in Poland, the rabbi of the community was dying.
Barak HullmanHOST
And the whole town, about 2,000 Jews, gathered around his house and waited.
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Barak HullmanHOST
He looked normal.
Barak HullmanHOST
He sank down heavily into his seat, and he was a cured man.
Barak HullmanHOST
And the Maggid of Kozhnitz said to his Hasidim, "I told you the story because it teaches something important.
Barak HullmanHOST
Think about it.
David Chaim SmithGUEST
And that's what guides us.
David Chaim SmithGUEST
It's not a being like the daimon or the holy guardian angel or the Maggid.
David Chaim SmithGUEST
It's not an idea.
David Chaim SmithGUEST
It's not knowledge that is bestowed upon you.
Simon JacobsonHOST
They were created as well.
Simon JacobsonHOST
So what do you mean he consulted with them? So the Rebbe brings a famous Mosul of the Magid, that a father, even if his child is not near him, is not with him, he can still imagine what his child looks like.
Simon JacobsonHOST
And when he does, he, of course, has nachas, pleasure.
Simon JacobsonHOST
By the Ebershter, being that he's not a human, obviously.
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Simon JacobsonHOST
It is a deterrent.
Simon JacobsonHOST
But you have to say that is on a very, very basic, minimalistic level.
Simon JacobsonHOST
Even in that case, is that what Hashem wants us to be? Because what ends up happening, and you see this in all the stories of the Baal Shem Tov, with the Magidim, who would drive the fear of God into people in the month of El.
Simon JacobsonHOST
And the Magid and other stories, the Baal Shem Tov saying, what are you doing? These are God's children.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
You say Baruch Atah, right? There's a famous maisa with the Rebbe Rav Zusha, right? That he was one time...
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
the Maggid was giving a shiur b'cholah, but Rabbi Zusha usually never stayed long by the shiur, because whenever the Maggid started a Pasek, In Chassidus, usually a Meimer is based on a Pasek.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
The Magi would start a Pasek, whatever the Pasek is, and then he would begin to say a Meimer.
Yussie ZakutinskyHOST
Zusha, when he heard the Pasek, he would lose his Kehlen, and they had to bring him out of the room.
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