R' Hilel Paritcher #3

00:06 The Besht of Novalar once related that once Reb Hillul visited by the Tzemach Tzedek for a certain, uh, inyan klali. And when he finished speaking to the Tzemach Tzedek about whatever matter they were speaking about, Reb Hillul asked the Rebbe if he could say chiddush, and the Rebbe did not reply and just went to his room. Next morning when the Rebbe woke up and he left his room, and he passed through the room where he spoke to Reb Hillul late last night, and he saw that Reb Hillul was still there waiting. So the Rebbe asked him, "What are you doing here?" So Reb Hillul answered, "The Rebbe did not say that he will not say chiddush, so I stayed here waiting." So the Rebbe told him, "You are ibrig geben, you are devoted." And he brought him into his room and he said in private to him a maimar chiddush. The Rebbe Maharash once related that once the Tzemach Tzedek said that the maimar dibur hamaschil zocher which is printed in Torah Or, meaning it was a maimar of the Alter Rebbe and the Tzemach Tzedek hazared it. But when Reb Hillul heard the maimar, he said that it's a completely new maimar. And Reb Greinim related that he heard that when later on Reb Hillul was in a inn where they had a chazara on this maimar, and there was a chasid over there who didn't wanna join the chazara. So Reb Hillul asked him, "You know the maimar already?" So he answered, "What

01:21 do you mean? It's, it's the maimar zocher from Torah Or. It's not a new maimar." So Reb Hillul said, "No, no, it's, it's a new maimar." Reb Shmuel of Vitem once related that once there was a period of time that the Tzemach Tzedek was not saying chiddush. But then suddenly one weekday, the Tzemach Tzedek surprisingly said a maimar. However, the Hasidim would not hear about it. So when they came to the Rebbe, they complained, "We came from a faraway place and weren't zoche to be there by the maimar." So the Tzemach Tzedek told them, "Go to Reb Hillul." So the Hasidim answered to the Rebbe, "Isn't it that kli sheini einam mevashel?" Meaning that the Rebbe is kli rishon and Reb Hillul is kli sheini, and a kli sheini doesn't cook, einam mevashel. So the Rebbe the Tzemach Tzedek answered them, "Yes, but hayatzeh ledus boy." So they went to Reb Hillul, and Reb Hillul learned with them the first perek in Tanya, and explained to them that beinu ni is gvul. A tzadik is bli gvul. And a Rebbe, and a Rebbe is bringing down bli gvul into gvul. And here's another nigun from Reb Hillul.