Rebbi's Brocha & Shidduch Happened - R' Neftali Reich

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We tend to judge people and speak about people based on how we feel they look at us, friend or foe. And if only we could change that paradigm, our relationships and our life would look so differently. The great Husiatiner Rebbe, a son of the Heilige Ruzhiner, was making a chasunah in the town of Husiatin for one of his grandchildren. In Tuff Resh Lamed Hey, he was mesader. He did a seder with the great tzaddik, the Trisker Maggid, the Mogena Avraham. And everybody was anticipating this great wedding. And when the day arrived, the Husiatiner was when the day arrived, the Husiatiner was standing under the chuppah waiting for the Mogena Avraham. But the Trisker Maggid took a long time preparing for the chuppah. And when he finally walked to the chuppah half an hour later, one of the Husiatiner chassidim was very agitated and he stood up for the honor of his Rebbe. And as the Mogena Avraham was passing by him, he stepped on his coat and held him back for a few seconds. Everybody was aghast. The Trisker Maggid said nothing and he walked to the chuppah. But after the chuppah, Husiatiner called over his chassid and he said to him, "What you did was a great aveira, a terrible

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1. 0:06We tend to judge people and speak about people based on how we feel they look…
2. 0:38when the day arrived, the Husiatiner was standing under the chuppah waiting for the Mogena Avraham.…
3. 1:10did was a great aveira, a terrible bizayon of a talmid chacham. Come to my room…
4. 1:40room. And they sat there. You could cut the silence with a knife. >> [music] >>…
5. 2:11mevazeh him. He made a bizayon of him in front of the whole shul. The [music]…
6. 2:44Let's give him a brocha for ashiras, and then he'll be able to marry them off,…
7. 3:16so difficult. We're able to judge them favorably. We're able to see them in a positive…

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