Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn

You just need to pay attention to what the Sfarim say.

And you can have, you can be a Talmud of the Alter Rebbe, you can be a Talmud of the Midler Rebbe, you can be a Talmud of the Tzemach Tzedek, you can be a Talmud of the Rebbe Marash, you can be a Talmud of the Rebbe Rashab, you can be a Talmud of the Rebbe Rayatz.

And of course, we're all Talmudim of the Rebbe.

let it ever teach you how you should reveal which is the constant in Hasidus and anyway so this is 250 years since the Maggid and I felt very obligated to speak about it like I said I put up a class I put up a talk an 80 minute talk on the Mitzvah Maggid's life I included a Torah of the Maggid's I wanted to say something a little bit with some substance also and I'm just I'm sort of I'm I'm fahbrenging about it and focusing on this.

On account of his ill health, my father, so who's speaking right now? Ever heard of the Lubavitcher Rebbe before? He was the seventh Rebbe of Chabad.

The sixth Rebbe was called the Fritiker Rebbe, Rebbe Rayatz.

He was the father-in-law of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

His father...

and recognizing this.

And recognizing that, like we spoke out last time, the Rebbe Rayatz, that it's not like we're letters on a page that have been smudged or erased.

We are .

We are, letters are engraved forever in sapphire, like the luchas, the original tablets of Moshe Rabbeinu.

It's almost like, it's almost like, it's almost like, it sounds like it's like, it sounds like preposterous, but it's so good.

It's in the Rebbe Rayatz.

He says, Yesh Torah, Madhima, Shalom, Rabbi Lubavitch, Hakodem, the prophetic Rebbe.

Shem Yudim, Sheveh Shabbos, you know, on Shabbos, the Gambi Yom Kippur, And on Yom Kippur, right? On Yom Kippur, if you're allowed to carry, because it's part of the Simcha, for food, we need to be able to carry and make Yom Kippur.

What happened this year that you were so distressed?" "Oh, no," he responded.

"When father reads, we don't hear curses." This is from the Rebbe's diary that he heard from the Friediker Rebbe.

The Rebbe spoke about it many times over the years, and the Rebbe once explained what is the meaning and why is it so.

Torah is from those things that preceded the world.

There everything is with its maximum potential.

This is a letter the Friediker Rebbe wrote expressing his disappointment that they didn't set up a school for the girls.

Because the Rebbe says every single soul, you need to see how it stands in the original primordial thought and see the potential that this is something that can affect all generations forever.

This was told to Chassidim by the Mitteler Rebbe, was the Mitteler Rebbe was once by a chaveringen when he was appointed as the leader and the teacher of the young Chassidim, and he spoke passionately how you have to serve Hashem.

And I also learned that it's not only the other soul I have to look at, but I have to look at my own soul, that I have a responsibility, and I have a potential, and I have a responsibility till the end of time.

So when I thought about this, I thought about myself, the responsibility that I have, how it will affect everything forever, and how everything I do will affect someone else forever.

How can I not get emotional?" And we see, the Friediker Rebbe writes, that the Mitteler Rebbe took this so to heart that he had so much concern for every individual soul that he wrote seforim specifically just for single individuals.

Like, for example, the famous booklet, Bekeich Ivrim, that he wrote for one baal teshuva.