0695 - R' Levi Yitzchak of Bardichev (the Bardichiver) Was a Meilitz Tov in All Worlds

00:02 Everyone knows how close the Alter Rebbe was to Reb Yitzchak Bardichever. It's known by everybody that Reb Yitzchak Bardichever was a meleitz Yeshe and meleitz Teiv Anyidin. And the Rebbe said even that not only mentioning his name is already being meleitz Teiv, meleitz Yeshe and Anyidin, but also just to mention the city of Bardichev. And the Rebbe quoted the Gemara, what the Gemara says in the morning in the Beis Hamikdash, when they would ask if the time already came to do the aveida, they would say, did the sun come up yet? And they said, yes, the sun is shining, atcha bechevrin, to chevrin. And the Gemara explains why did they mention chevrin? Just to mention chusoves. They wanted to mention in the beginning of the day the chusove of Avraham Yitzchak and Yankiv. How did they mention it? By mentioning just the city where they're buried, the city of chevrin. So just mentioning Bardichev already brings out a being meleitz Teiv Anyidin. But I want to say that the general expression that we all use is that it's known, the whole ha'alam, it's known that the whole world, that the Bardichever was a meleitz Teiv Anyidin. But once in a ma'amar, the Rebbe used the expression, I don't remember which date it was, which ma'amar it was. Some people who know could find it. The Rebbe used the loshon, That means the whole ha'alam that he was a meleitz Teiv is not only down here that the whole world knows. In all the ha'alam it's

01:30 known that Reb Yitzchak Bardichever is a meleitz Teiv. A meleitz is fit to the whole idea that just mentioning his name and mentioning even just the town where he lived is already brings a, is being meleitz Teiv Anyidin because it's known in all the ha'alam that's the loshon the Rebbe used.