Chof Cheshvan: Yom Holedes of the Rebbe Rashab (5621-5680)

00:00 The Kveyt, the Yem Haboyer, Yem Hazach, as the Friediker Rebbe refers to the day of Chav Chesvan, will discuss the Chav Chesvan of a hundred years ago. It was then that the Rebbe Rashab said a maimer for the Friediker Rebbe, and, uh, the maimer began with the words, "This is in Tehillim, and this was the maimer in the last Yem HaLedes in this physical world. The Rebbe brings in the Yem Yem that when he concluded the maimer, he told the previous Rebbe that in a Yem HaLedes, a person needs to say Chesedis. The Eibishter should give you a gift that you should say Chesedis in your Yem HaLedes, but it should be bechesed berachamim. It should be, uh, in a very tranquil way, in a very positive and merciful manner. The Friediker Rebbe says it took seven years. The Pastus, this means that the seven years are basically when the Friediker Rebbe began commemorating with a student, Yud Beis Tammuz, the day of his Yem HaLedes, after he was freed from prison in nineteen twenty-seven. Another maimer that the Rebbe makes a very strong point of, that the Rebbe Rashab said also on Chav Chesvan the same year, Taf Reish Peh, ni-late nineteen nineteen, was the maimer Smuchim Le'ad Le'elam, Alsuim Be'emes Ve'yosha. This is a maimer that the Rebbe published in late nineteen fifty-one, and the Rebbe writes that be'etsim, in reality, he already planned to do it a year earlier to publish this maimer, but it was delayed till the, uh, end

02:03 of nineteen fifty-one, which is Chav Chesvan Taf Shin Yud Beis. The maimer came out, um, in Chav Chesvan, which happened to be also the tnoyim, the engagement of my parents, and the Rebbe suggested to my father if he wants to sponsor the maimer to give Hagdosha. The Rebbe told him that, uh, this will be in all the yeshivas and libraries, vechulo. Of course, my father agreed immediately. The maimer was published, and the Rebbe wrote out the nusach of the Hagdosha, sponsoring, uh, nusach in the back of this kontras. The Rebbe mentioned in the Maimer Lechadeidi Taf Shin Yud Dalet, nineteen fifty-four, when the Rebbe, uh, explained the Maimer of the previous Rebbe from nineteen twenty-eight, which was said at the Rebbe's cha-uh, chasuna, that he-- the previous Rebbe mentioned quotes from older Rebbeim, as he mentioned in the introduction to the Maimer that he delivered at the Kabbalas Ponim. And the Rebbe mentions in this Maimer of Taf Shin Yud Dalet, nineteen fifty-four, that the Smuchim Le'ad is one of the sources in quoting the Rebbe Rashab in the Maimer of Lechadeidi Taf Reish Peh Tes, which means that the Friediker Rebbe selected, benegeah to Lechadeidi, the, um, Maimer Smuchim Le'ad Le'elam, which speaks about the Inyan of Lechadeidi Likras Kalla. Another interesting Inyan at the last part of the Maimer, Smuchim Le'ad speaks about Zman HaGolus and the Kayach that you didn't have to overcome trials and tribulations. The Rebbe said this Maimer Smuchim Le'ad in Taf Shin Lamed. This was fifty years ago,

04:10 and it was fifty years since the Rebbe Rashab delivered it. It was in late nineteen sixty-nine, early seventy. So the Rebbe then said, Shabbos VaYei-- Shabbos, he said the Maimer Smuchim Le'ad Le'elam. And the Rebbe connected it that it's connected with the sixtieth, uh, year in which the Rebbe Rashab was entering in the year Taf Reish Peh, Shnas Hashishim. In addition to that, the Rebbe Rashab wrote seven discourses that be-begin with seven verses of his new Kapitol, Kapitol Samach, and they are all published in the Sefer HaMaimarim Taf Reish Peh.