0500 - Rabbi Simpson's Dream of the Frierdiker Rebbe

00:01 What I'm gonna say now about a dream that Rabbi Simpson had is well known, but I heard it from somebody who heard it from Rabbi Simpson himself. Tov Shen Yud, the Rebbe refused to accept the Neseus, and people begged him. Amongst them was Rabbi Simpson also, and the Rebbe refused. So Rabbi Simpson had a dream then. In the dream, he saw the Friedrich Rebbe, and the Friedrich Rebbe asked him why is he sad. And he said, "Because the stalkers of the Friedrich Rebbe, we have no Rebbe." So the Friedrich Rebbe said, "But I left him," and he meant the Rebbe. I don't know if he used the Rebbe's name or he said the Ramash or whichever Loshen, but he referred to the Rebbe. So Rabbi Simpson answered the Friedrich Rebbe in his dream, "But he doesn't want." So the Friedrich Rebbe said, "I will speak to him." And Rabbi Simpson told this dream to the Rebbe. But the Rebbe answered, "But he didn't speak to me." And I think this coincides at the same time about something else that happened then. I heard from Rabbi Weinberg himself that when the Rebbe kept on saying that I didn't hear anything from the Schwer, from the Friedrich Rebbe about his accepting the Neseus. So a group of Anash, elder Chassidim and Young Elite, went to the oil of the Friedrich Rebbe, and they were mispallel, and they were asking the Friedrich Rebbe to speak to the Rebbe about accepting the Neseus. And after this, Rabbi Weinberg told

01:23 me the Rebbe did not once mention this answer that the Schwer didn't say anything to me. And I think these two things coincide together that after this, the Friedrich Rebbe probably did come to the Rebbe or whatever. We don't have any ideas what happened. But the Rebbe stopped saying that I didn't hear anything from the Schwer. So obviously, there was something there, and then actually started the whole thing moving, rolling, that the Rebbe Sof Kosov accepted the Neseus in an official way.