0270 - You Don't Need to Mention that it's Chassidus - Harav Lipa Schapiro

00:01 In one of the yechidim that my father, alav ha-shalom, was, the Rebbe asked him if the shul that he davens in Cleveland, there are Litvishe people there too. And he said yes. So then the Rebbe asked him, does he speak there from time to time? So he says yes, a lot of times he speaks there, he gives drashas there in the shul. So the Rebbe asked him if the Litvishe people also are there and listen. So he said yes. So the Rebbe asked him, does he say in yohni mechsidah? So he said sure. So the Rebbe said to him that you should know that if you feel that it's more chance that they're going to listen if you don't mention that it's chsidis, so you don't have to mention that it's chsidis. You just say the inyan chsidis and don't mention it if you feel that that will make it more that they will listen. And in the Chanameh, sometimes my father used to do that because he knew that if he won't say it, then they're going to listen more and then they're violent, they will get the gedank, the idea of chsidis that he was saying. And this is part of a fotzah samayon of chutzah.