0142 - Rebbe Standing in Middle of Kaddish

00:01 As we know, Friday afternoon, the Rebbe would daven Mincha in the Chof, later in the Lamed, by the Chei DeSheini. In other words, the door, this table that's standing next to the door going into Chei DeSheini, that's where the Rebbe would daven. They would put the shtender there. That's where the Rebbe would daven Mincha. So I remember once, Friday, the Rebbe davened Mincha there, and then when he leave Mincha, go back to his room, Friday, he would walk not through the shul upstairs, going through the door by the clock and going to his room. He would go the other way. He would go into the door to Chei DeSheini, go through into the hallway and down the hallway, and then turn into his room. So I remember one Friday, the Rebbe left the place after Mincha was over, and he went into the, through Chei DeSheini and went into the hallway. For some reason, which usually didn't happen, but for some reason, there was a minyan there. They started the minyan. People who came late started their own minyan. And as the Rebbe got into the hall, they were holding back G'dusha. So the Rebbe stopped. I was walking right behind the Rebbe. I saw the Rebbe stop. But the way the Rebbe stopped was right behind a person, very close, mamish right behind the person who was standing G'dusha. You could imagine how the person felt. The Rebbe's right behind him, right mamish, touching him, not touching him. His face, his front was mamish

01:19 to the back of the person. You can imagine how the person felt. So I saw myself that the Rebbe gave a hop and moved away from the person to a place which was empty. And in my mind, I saw that the Rebbe, I'm sure it's not for himself, because imagine how he made the person feel so uncomfortable that he gave a hop from the place where he was, and he went, and this was already in the middle of G'dusha, in order not to make the person feel uncomfortable.