Remember me? It’s me, Mendel, who found a special clock in my grandfather’s shed (issue 983). It is an amazing clock that in a moment had transported me to the Kinus HaShluchim in Russia. Don’t tell me you don’t remember … nu, the Kinus is from a time when we are on the threshold of the Geula and even the Russian government helps the Rebbe’s shluchim and respects them. That’s that, I’m sure you remember.
Before he was eleven, R’ Sholom Ber Alperowitz a”h was sent to learn in Yeshivas Achei T’mimim in Tel Aviv. At age 20 he traveled to the Rebbe and merited special signs of closeness from the Rebbe. * His shlichus was chinuch, as the Rebbe made abundantly clear. * Portrait of a Chassid.
One of the most troubling features of modern times is the phenomenon of the wayward child, the child who rebels against his or her parents, their values and way of life.
R’ Doron and his wife Yael Hagai take concepts from Chassidus and make them intelligible to those who are unlearned in Judaism by using the latest technology in the world of media, 3D animated videos. * Their videos are accessed all over the world, even Iran. * How can Elokus be explained in the language of animation? How does one hasten the Geula in this way? What level of professionalism is needed for it? Doron explains.
There was a trip to Canada, roads blocked by snow, a frenzied series of activities on the subject of family purity, and setting out for shlichus in faraway Tzfas in the shadow of war. All these factors together produced a twofold blessing from Heaven for two couples in need of a bracha for children. Mrs. Chaya Rochel Hendel, well-known mashpia in Tzfas, shares this exceptional story with “Beis Moshiach”.
An interview with the mashpia, R’ Yosef Yitzchok Segal, of Yeshivas Tomchei T’mimim in Migdal HaEmek, who spoke about the importance of preparing before going to the Rebbe, about the differences between bachurim today and bachurim of yesteryear, and about the right way to absorb all the hashpaos of Tishrei
A selection from the Rebbe Rashab’s Hemshech Ayin-Beis (pg. 146-148), dealing with t’shuva at the levels of Nefesh, Ruach, and Neshama. * Presented in the Month of Elul, when we make a soul-assessment of our service of G-d throughout the year
The second in a series, Volume 2 of Likkutei Mekoros is a collection of sources from all parts of the Torah showing that the Rebbe is Moshiach.
August 25, 2015