0091 - R' Zalman Vileinkin Part 2

00:01 Another thing that my Zayde told me, Ben Naged, Reb Levi Yitzchak, the Rebbe's father, is that he once went into Yechidus to the Rebbe Rashab, and the Rebbe Rashab asked him if he gives a share in Chassidus to the people there, to the Baal Habatim there. And he said yes. The Rebbe Rashab asked him, "What do you learn? What are you teaching?" So he said, "Now I'm learning Samach Vav." Samach Vav was a Hemsha that was written by the Rebbe Rashab himself. And the Rebbe Rashab asked him, "Where are you holding?" So he told him he's holding like in the beginning, the third page, something like that. In the beginning, not too far into the Maamer. So the Rebbe Rashab asked him, "For how long is the share going on already in Samach Vav?" So he told him a few months, quite a while. So the Rebbe Rashab asked him, "What's taking you so long that you're only holding after such a long time, only holding like the third, fourth, whatever, in the beginning, the, those pages?" So he said, "Because I mazmer every detail." So he says, "give me an example." So he started telling him certain things that he says, why the Rebbe wrote this Kashe before that Kashe, and why this comes before, and what's the Dik in this word, what's the Dik in that word. And he was telling it. And the Re-Rebbe Rashab listens, and then the Rebbe Rashab tells him, "The truth is, when I wrote this Maamer,

01:15 I didn't have these things in mind, but everything you said is true." Something similar to that he said that he once told, uh, Reb Levi Yitzchak, the Rebbe Rashab told Levi Yitzchak that I heard that when you teach Tanya, you say all kinds of Biurim. We know the Rebbe Rashab wrote in a letter that people shouldn't say Pilpulim in Tanya. And he said, "I heard that you do say such things in Tanya." So he said, "Yeah." So the Rebbe Rashab says to him, "I'd like to hear what you say." So for a while, he was telling him certain things that he said. So the Rebbe Rashab said to him, "You could continue what you're doing." In other words, he agreed that what he's saying is true.