0656 - R' Yoel Kahn 06 - The Rebbe Complemented R' Yoel's Chazara and Hanochos

00:01 There is this tettel that's going around where the Rebbe's Kesav Yaad Kadesh, where the Rebbe wrote to Rebbe Yael these words, "Betecha Dvarim", amongst other things he wrote, that he's chezer hameduber bisvades ubetev, that he reviews what the Rebbe speaks by farbrengen, and in a good way, kenire mehay reshimas dvarim. As you could see it from the reshimas dvarim, which means the hanachos. So the Rebbe is giving him a compliment that he chezers good and he writes good hanachos. But there's another nekuda which I don't know how many people know, that when the Rebbe Lazar Teitelbaum was a bach, a kid, child, and he became bar mitzvah, his father asked Rabbi Ushpol, who was the Magid Shir, where we learned, the class we learned, to teach him a pilpul. So Rabbi Ushpol wanted to take a sicha of the Rebbe, a sicha from Parashat Shlach, I think Torashin Yud Beis, where the Rebbe talks about krishma katan, if you learn krishma before davening in the morning to be yetzer the mitzvah of krishma, whether you have to wear a tefillin or not, etc., etc. He wanted to teach that. So he was going into yechidas, Rabbi Ushpol. So I heard from Rabbi Ushpol himself, I think, or maybe from Lazar, who Rabbi Ushpol told him, that when he asked the Rebbe about it, the Rebbe wasn't so happy, so keen about it, but the Rebbe did say to him that b'chlal shreit der chezer gut. The chezer usually writes good. Then he said, but you

01:23 know, sometimes it's not exactly meduyek. But mainly the Rebbe was like saying maybe he shouldn't do it. But the general vort was b'chlal shreit der chezer gut. Generally the chezer writes good.