0670 - R' Yoel Kahn 20 - Topic Never Discussed in Yechidus

00:01 Rabbi Yael told me a story which I heard from other people something similar also in the name of Rabbi Yael, but he didn't tell me that. So could be it's the same story that someone mixed up, or maybe they're two different stories. But I'm just gonna say over the story that he told me. This was concerning in the Tofshin Yud or Yud Aleph, mamash in the beginning of the nesius. There was epes a, a person went into yechidus, a rabbi, I don't know, a modern rabbi, somebody like... I, I don't remember exactly of that sort. And he was there for a while, and when he came out of yechidus, like they say there was by many time, many times that the bochurim would surround him, say, "Can you give over something of what the Rebbe said to you?" Any choshuv a person that went in, they would ask, "What did you speak about?" They'd also ask the person, "What impression do you have?" Et cetera, et cetera. Was, uh... So but this guy also, when he went out, some bochurim surrounded him, and he started telling over what the Rebbe says. And Rabbi Chaidakov calls Rabbi Yael and tells Rabbi Yael, "Go and listen to him and write it down and give it in to the Rebbe." So he went over to listen, and epes was a philosophical inyan, I guess, which to Rabbi Yael was a chidush epes, but he heard things that the guy gave over. He just came out of yechidus. This

01:12 is something what the Rebbe said to him. So Rabbi Yael listened and then wrote it down, and I think gave it to Rabbi Chaidakov to give it to the Rebbe. The Rebbe gave it out, and on top the Rebbe wrote, and I can't-- I don't remember the exact wording that Rabbi Yael told me, but the tochacha was, "I did not speak about this subject for one-- not at, at all." Something like that. "I didn't speak about this subject at all." In other words, the guy was poshet faking, and he wanted to give out his meshugana philosophies, and he wanted to give it in the name of the Rebbe. So I don't know if the Rebbe asked, told Rabbi Chaidakov to s- someone should listen to see, because Rebbe was choysh and he would do that, or the Rebbe knew bedrucha kodesh, or Rabbi Chaidakov's stam said it, and then it turned out to be this. I don't know. Rabbi didn't tell me. But I know that he gave it in to the Rebbe. The Rebbe wrote on top, gave it out, and wrote, "I didn't speak about this inyan at all with him." And lately, someone else told me that he heard from Rabbi Yael the exact lashon that the Rebbe wrote, which, uh, I don't think Rabbi Yael told me that lashon. And the Rebbe wrote on top, "Lahadam." Lahadam is an abbreviation of the words, "Lihiyot d'varim elom," which is the same tochacha, but that's what he said, that Rabbi Yael said that

02:22 the lashon was lahadam.