The Rebbe's Parting Words | Rabbi Naftali Reich

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[Music] Have you ever wondered why when we conquer our yates we feel so empowered and when we slip it feels so horrible? Why are those feelings sometimes so gripping? The Heliga Dish the Reb of Slanim had aid that lived in a far away city. This kasid had a son Davidid that had slipped and was joining the hash group. He wanted to go off to Palestine and be part of a secular kibutz and his father begged him duvidel please go to the dish get a gazen before you leave. David reluctantly agreed. He boarded a train and he arrived in Slanim on an air of shabas. He went straight to the rebell said the rebreing here for shabas. Yes. He said, "Okay, so come to me after Shabas." Right after Marav, David made a beline to the Rebi. Rebagan, I want to say goodbye. The Rebi said,

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1. 0:00[Music] Have you ever wondered why when we conquer our yates we feel so empowered and…
2. 0:32and be part of a secular kibutz and his father begged him duvidel please go to…
3. 1:03"When is your train?" And he said, "12:00 at night." Okay. Come to me right before…
4. 1:35itself. David looked at the Rebreban. The Reb said, David, you board the train. It's about…
5. 2:06distance. Later on, David arrived in Palestine and he became a leading member of the Histadrut…
6. 2:38leaves to come down to this ugly and dirty world takes a hold of our and…
7. 3:09forging a link all the way back to the kiss covered to the place in the…

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