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So I went to visit some friends in a different shul between mincha and maariv.
And I was there, and sitting in the back talking to my cousin. And there was a guy speaking in front. But I was talking.
So explained to my cousin, that some people think it is disrespectful to talk during a speech. But I think the opposite. Because I want the guy to see that even the people who want to talk still come to his speech.
How could you be the Berdichiver gilgul when it is I who am that gilgul?
I honestly dont believe the Berditchever had to come back to this world.
Shein, I thought you were a gilgul of Joseph…
I honestly dont believe the Berditchever had to come back to this world.
Maybe not for his sake, but I think we can use the Saneigor today. Desperately. Very, very desperately. Extremely desperately.
Why should one be respectful to one speaking more than to Hashem?!? Don’t they shmooze during davening? So why during a speech must it be silent?
Don’t chap
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