Chof Ches Sivan – 80 Years: Farbrengen: Six Hours, Six Continents
In celebrating 80 years from when the Rabbe and Rebbetzin miraculously arrived in America ushering in a new era of disseminating Yiddishkeit and Chassidus, join in for personal reflections on the Rebbe’s transformation impact on every corner of the globe.
I arrived the US on 6/6/96, 25 years ago on Chof Sivan, and it calls my attention that you are also using the 6/6 combination for the Farbrengen... hashgacha pratit... I have been positively influenced by the Rebbe's teachings and through his emissaries here in Florida, for a more meaningful life B"H, and continue to learn and share in different ways. In particular his message of sensitivity and action as it relates to security and solidarity is very relevant at this time, for we, all jews are responsible for one another.
Many Jews are still facing harrasment and violence and it is important to react as a community, in unity, right now... There are open attacks like we just experienced in Israel and other locations, and there are hidden disrupting wars that many Jews are facing alone in their own spaces and homes. We need to remain sensitive and open to what is reported by our fellow Jews, to protect each other, while we also increase our connection to God through additional mitzvahs. Thanks!
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I arrived the US on 6/6/96, 25 years ago on Chof Sivan, and it calls my attention that you are also using the 6/6 combination for the Farbrengen... hashgacha pratit... I have been positively influenced by the Rebbe's teachings and through his emissaries here in Florida, for a more meaningful life B"H, and continue to learn and share in different ways. In particular his message of sensitivity and action as it relates to security and solidarity is very relevant at this time, for we, all jews are responsible for one another.
Many Jews are still facing harrasment and violence and it is important to react as a community, in unity, right now... There are open attacks like we just experienced in Israel and other locations, and there are hidden disrupting wars that many Jews are facing alone in their own spaces and homes. We need to remain sensitive and open to what is reported by our fellow Jews, to protect each other, while we also increase our connection to God through additional mitzvahs. Thanks!