0585 - Saying V'yitein Lecha Together with Someone Part 2

00:00 Concerning one of the voice notes that I mentioned about the Rebbe wanting someone should say V'ita l'cha together with him in the Seder, that only happened once, and most of the time we did not see that. So people were telling me that Rabbi Meir Harlech used to say together with the Rebbe V'ita l'cha if it was a Motzei Shabbos, if the Farbrengen Motzei Yont was also Motzei Shabbos, and the Rebbe said V'ita l'cha, Rabbi Meir Harlech is looking to the Seder. But I don't know if the Rebbe asked him to do it. I didn't notice that the Rebbe should like motion to him that he should look and say this together with him in the Seder. Maybe he did, but I, maybe I didn't pay attention, but I don't remember that the Rebbe should ask and point to him that he should look into the Seder. When it was Rabbi Mentlik, that time that I mentioned, the Rebbe turned around to Rabbi Mentlik and motioned to him that he should come over and say together with the Rebbe, but otherwise I don't know. But on the other hand, my mechuton, Rabbi Moshe Klein, told me that after Chavzai Nod, after the Rebbe had the stroke, and he was in the Rebbe's room very, very much. So Motzei Shabbos, what he used to do is he used to open the Seder for the Rebbe to V'ita l'cha, and he would move away. The Rebbe would pick up his head, look at him, in other words, saying,

01:11 "Say with me," and the Rebbe waited till he came over and said V'ita l'cha, started saying V'ita l'cha in the Seder, and that's when the Rebbe said V'ita l'cha. He was waiting to say it together with him. So obviously the Rebbe did want that people should say it together. He also mentioned, by the way, that he also would say, look into the Megillah together with the Rebbe. He was zecher for that too.