Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka - 22nd of Shvat (Part II)

00:00 The hamster to the early installment, Bnei Ger to the rebbetzin, we're continuing now with installment number two, referring to various stories, short stories that the rebbe either spoke with individual people or expressions from the rebbe to the rebbetzin. When the rebbe and the rebbetzin lived on New York Avenue and President Street before they moved into their house on President Street, when the rebbe went from his house to 770, he would walk through President Street. The rebbetzin would escort him from the window of their apartment on New York Avenue. In the middle of the block, the rebbe turned around, looked at the rebbetzin who was escorting him from the window, and the rebbe motioned with his hand as saying goodbye. Another occasion when the rebbe once came into his house after a day's work, it was Yudaleh Kislev, the anniversary date of the rebbe and the rebbetzin. The rebbe walked over to the rebbetzin and said, Mazel tov, heint is unser chassene tok. Mazel tov, today is our wedding day. There was another occasion when the rebbetzin did not feel well and she was resting in bed. The rebbe was unaware of it. There was a farbrengen then into the late hours of the night. And when the rebbe came home, he was notified about her condition. He immediately ran up the staircase to her room and he sat with her till the morning. Now, Bnei Ger, two stories of Moshe Chabad sending a bouquet of flowers to the rebbetzin. It was many years ago that

02:03 Moshe Chabad sent to the rebbetzin, Lukovid, her birthday, a bouquet of flowers. And they also attached an envelope that contained names of people that needed broches. And the intention was that the rebbetzin will give over the reshimah, the list of names to the rebbe. The bouquet of flowers was given over to the rebbetzin and the envelope was given over to the rebbe. The rebbe looked at the envelope and saw that it was addressed to the rebbetzin. The rebbe asked, why are they bringing me an envelope that is addressed to the rebbetzin? The meshares, the person helping in the house answered that this is a list of people that need broches. The rebbe responded, nu, sie ken dach eich benshli. Nu, she can also bless them. On another occasion, a kutzer, a group of women from France brought a bouquet of flowers for the rebbetzin with an envelope of names that needed broches and they brought it to the rebbetzin. The meshares took the pigen and gave it over to the rebbe. The rebbe said he should give it to the rebbetzin. A smile appeared on the face of this person helping in the house. The rebbe became serious and the rebbe said, why are you laughing? She is a daughter of the nasi hadar that his broches were fulfilled. She is a granddaughter of nasi hadar that his broches were fulfilled. She's a great-granddaughter of a nasi hadar that his broches were fulfilled and you're laughing? During the shiva, when people came to be melacha

04:01 maval, but one of the people that approached the rebbe told the rebbe that he heard many unique qualities about the rebbetzin. The rebbe said, this is underestimated. Only Hashem knows all her qualities. On another occasion during the shiva, there was one of the rebbes from other circles that came to be melacha maval, the rebbe, and he asked how old the rebbetzin was. The rebbe answered that in general, we do not count years, but since he asked, her birth date is on the 25th of Adar, which on this day she is supposed to become 87. In conclusion, there was a family that knew the rebbe and the rebbetzin from France. Their name is Gorlin. Rabboruch Gorlin had a very special relationship with the rebbe and his mother had a relationship with the rebbetzin and he was also very helpful when the rebbe registered in Sorbonne. This was already discussed in detail in the audios number 174 through 177. The son-in-law, Mr. Lassner, all of us all in, related the following. After they visited the rebbetzin a few months earlier, and it was the occasion that the rebbe was distributing dollars, so they stood online to receive a dollar from the rebbe. Mr. Lassner relates that he felt a strong will to tell the rebbe that we visited the rebbetzin two months earlier, and if the rebbe will allow me, I want to say something to the rebbe. And he said to the rebbe as follows, behind every great man stands a great woman. When the rebbe

06:09 heard it, the rebbe smiled, very wide smile, as this person told me that it was from ear to ear.