0194 - In an Acceptable Manner Part 2

00:01 Concerning the scene that the Rebbe wanted that things should be done by even on a Scabelle and done in a regular normal way. So I'd like to bring another example, even though it's not exactly the same type, but it's another type of example, and that is that the Rebbe Yomim Garadetski was the Rebbe's bokeyach in Fra-- in, in, in Europe, and then also Shaiach Estere Tziysrol. So he was once in Miami, and he visited the yeshiva. So he was speaking to me, and he told me, amongst other things, that there was once, I think it's in Chassidire, the Rebbe spoke something very sharply about things that have to be done in Eretz Yisroel. And after Yonten, the Rebbe called him into Yechidus, and the Rebbe told him, "I would like you to go-- you two should go to Eretz Yisroel to work on this. Work on this in a normal way to try to work this out. Things should happen." I don't know what it was about. He didn't tell me. And the Rebbe added, the reason he's asking him to go, he says because there were guests here for Tishrei from Eretz Yisroel, and some of the people might take Tzimtzum Kipsute. That's the expression he used, might take Tzimtzum Kipsute. Now, Tzimtzum Kipsute is an expression used in Kabbalah. But Chassidim, it was always used when you wanna say you take things literally, they called, "Oh, you're taking Tzimtzum Kipsute." So the Rebbe used that lotion that these people might take Tzimtzum Kipsute,

01:11 and we don't know how they're gonna work on this, and they might work on this... He didn't say these words, but it seemed like, like in a wild way, not in a normal way. Therefore, he said, "I want you to go there, and you work on this, and it should be in a regular, normal way to make sure that it shouldn't be done the way other people might think, that they take it Tzimtzum Kipsute."