Pure Simcha | Rabbi Aharon Weinberg

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The opening of this shiur, in Vayimaen’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

There's an amazing story brought down on the holy safe in the city of Kuritz. There was a musician that they called him the blind klesmer, the [music] blind musician. He would play beautiful music at parties at but he was never blind and he was a very simple pashid. He barely knew how to learn. He didn't know how to davin. When he turned old, he fell ill. A few months later the blind musician Nebuch was nifa he passed away heard that the blind klesmer was nif he heard that the blind klesmer was nif he was so devastated he was heartbroken he told his talid I must take part I'm going to be there at the funeral it was a shock everybody was stunned why would he go to such a pit the word got out and there was masses that came running to the funeral walked behind the coffin he was burning his face was a flame it was [music] clear to everyone that he's in different pearls. When he came back from the Levia from the funeral, the old took guts and he asked the rebrea, "Why would you take part in this Levia? He was a simple Jew.

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1. 0:06There's an amazing story brought down on the holy safe in the city of Kuritz. There…
2. 0:37heard that the blind klesmer was nif he was so devastated he was heartbroken he told…
3. 1:07part in this Levia? He was a simple Jew. Was there something hidden that we didn't…
4. 1:37by sum and one night he was so bitter about it and he said I cannot…
5. 2:08when I walked behind his coffin, I saw a pillar of fire going from his coffin…
6. 2:41could be to such a level to have this now why was he to it says…
7. 3:13shape of eyes and maybe we could say guarded his eyes by weddings that's why he…

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