0316 - Answering Baruch Hu Uvaruch Shmo and Amein

00:00 In Tov Chin Chof Zayin in 1967, once while I was sitting in seven seventy learning with my havrusa, Rav Zalman Garrari comes and he calls me out. He says he has something important to tell me. And tells me that he was in Yechidus by the Rebbe. I don't know if it was the night before or two nights before, but he was in Yechidus. And the Rebbe told him to give over something. And he's making me a shliach, he said, to give it over to the other bochrim. Now it's possible he told this to other bochrim also, made them also a shliach. I don't know, but this is what I know he told me, that I'm making you a shliach to give over because the Rebbe wanted me to give this over to the bochrim or to other people. The Rebbe was complaining to him on Yechidus why people are not careful in answering Baruch Hu Baruch Shme and Amen, Amen, Yeish Merabba. And the Rebbe said to him that when I was a child in cheder, we were so careful in answering Baruch Hu Baruch Shme and Amen and Amen, Yeish Merabba. As a matter of fact, the Rebbe said that when I was a child in cheder, I didn't even know that Amen, Amen, Yeish Merabba is more strict than Baruch Hu Baruch Shme. As far as we were concerned, it's all the same. It's only later when I got a little older, I found out that Amen, Amen, Yeish Merabba is more important

01:11 and stricter than Baruch Hu Baruch Shme. But like this, we were sure that we have to say everything. So how come now people are not careful? And the Rebbe told him to give over the message that people should start being careful in saying Baruch Hu Baruch Shme and Amen, Amen, Yeish Merabba. I think there was something else that the Rebbe told him to give over, but at this moment I don't remember.