To be a Yid

00:01 Speaker 1 But when you learn the subject, you often grasp [unclear] about it.

00:07 Speaker 2 [unclear], give me a passage.

00:07 Speaker 1 But a great deal.

00:09 Speaker 2 A chossid.

00:10 Speaker 1 [unclear]. But not mitzvos. That is the real [unclear].

00:16 Speaker 2 Huh?

00:17 Speaker 1 That’s [unclear] order, [unclear] according to the order. That’s all, but where is the segulah here? A segulah—what is a segulah? You want to know what should be? What is Hashem’s will? What is the Rebbe? I [unclear] the story. But we know the time. A story about the Alter Rebbe and the Tzemach Tzedek. Bring me the [unclear]. Bring me Hashem’s will. That’s the story. But not while you’re learning—where, then? [unclear] of a mitzvah. But where is there a Jew and a chossid? When the bochurim learn the subject [unclear] from a stray thought. When you learn [unclear] to think about it [unclear]. But not with the Rebbe. [unclear], with the thought. What is Hashem’s will? Is this the will behind a mitzvah, and is that the will behind a transgression? But I want to be a Jew, and what needs to be is [unclear], but that is an action. [unclear]. I’m far from that, far from that whole matter, G-d forbid. Because I hear in the sound of these things the most precious things in the world. Some learn [unclear] Weinberg, and they make [unclear] of the subject, Weinberg, and earlier they spoke [unclear]. They don’t come because [unclear]. You have to think deeply about these matters. But all right, that’s how 19 Kislev arrives. We need to be happy and rejoice in—

02:16 Speaker 1 the Rebbe. That’s how [unclear] from the Rebbe.