0603 - The Rebbe Said He's Pouring and Pouring

00:01 Everyone knows the moshel that the Alter Rebbe gave concerning the union of spreading chasidus. That is a moshel of a prince who was very sick, and the doctor said there's no way to cure him, only by taking the crown jewel and grinding it up and mixing it with water and giving the prince to drink from it. In beginning, the king did not want to agree because this was the top jewel of the crown. But when the situation got worse, they told him now there is no other choice, but now it's even worse. They don't even know if the prince is able to even take the drink in his mouth, he got so sick. And the king said, "Nevertheless, it's worth it even if a lot of it will go to waste, but as long as a drop will come in and that'll save his life, it's worth it." Same thing with chasidus. Chasidus, Pnim Yisroel, is the crown jewel of Hashem, and normally you shouldn't just spread it out like that. But if the life of the prince, which means in this case the Yidden, if their life, their motzev is connected to this, depends on this, so David there allows that we should take the crown jewel as long as a drop will come into the Yidden and that will save the motzev of the Yidden. So I remember once by a maimer, the Rebbe said words which similar to what the moshel is. He said in the maimer that now, "Migist u'migist u'migist,

01:25 hofndik az a bisel vetarengen." That we pour and we pour and we pour, which means in yohnem ruchniyem, hoping that a little bit will come in. And it was very obvious that the Rebbe was speaking about himself, that he's giving so much, he's pouring, he's giving so much Torah, so much farbrengen. He didn't say these words, but I'm explaining what it means, the pashates. So many farbrengens, so many mamarim, so many things, so many brachos, so many hasho'os, so many letters, giving, giving so much. And the lashon he used, migist u'migist u'migist, we're pouring and pouring and pouring so much, hoping that some of it will go in, and that will have the hashoa. So the Rebbe said it also choking up, like he was crying, saying that, and you could feel that the Rebbe was talking about the motzev now, that he gives so much, he pours so much, hoping that a little bit will come into the mouth of the Yidden, and a little bit we will take, and that hashoa will have the greatest hashoa influence on us.