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There is a song by yitzy Horowitz “shine a little light” with many singers, 8th day is also part in it
Jackk doing the good work by calling out Lakewhut doing the good work in changing hearts and minds on YWN.
@Crazykanoiy you’ve clearly proved to everyone that you are but a simple troll, so no one has to take your words seriously or try to answer you.
Avira
While skimming through this thread I saw that you posed a question to emunas about learning a lot of Chassidus and how it goes against the Shulchan Aruch Harav and that it comes from neo-Chabad.
I’m not that involved in reading this thread so I don’t known if an answer was posed, but the notion that learning a lot of Chassidus is a neo- Chabad thing and very recent is completely off target.
There are countless stories of Chassidim of previous generations that would think Chassidus for hours at a time way before your “neochabad” coined phrase can be applied to.
We don’t even have to bring proof from earlier Chassidim, the rebbe rashab instituted learning Chassidus for four hours a day in tomchai temimim- obviously they also had an 8 hour non stop nigleh seder- but the fact is that they learned Chassidus a big part of the day, and these were young bochurim in yeshiva, not very old and pious Chassidim over the age of forty.
I’m sure the rebbe rashab knew hilchos Talmud Torah of the alter rebbe, and if you’d ask him I’m sure that he’d be able to give a proper reconciliation to your problem, and if you think he wouldn’t and that you attribute “neo-Chabad” all the way back to the rebbe rashab, than I’m a proud neo-chabadnik.Ps i didn’t read everything on this thread so I do t know if I align with emunas with regards to his hashkafos, but the fact is that learning a lot of Chassidus is not a recent invention.
Qwerty,
You still didn’t answer how you can daven in a Chabad shul if you really consider it a”z.
Seems like there is a pending checkmate.Qwerty,
How do you deal with your Chabad patients,
I’m looking for a new doctor and thinking of maybe taking you as my doctor.
Your superior writing skills and deep logic is definitely a plus that I’m taking in to consideration when making this important decision.On a serious note, you had me laughing in the last few posts that you wrote like I haven’t laughed in a while, and you weren’t even trying to be funny, just imagine if you were trying, maybe you have to rethink the profession that you chose- and I’m not referring to chess.
Stalemate.First thing that you should do is, only read Jewish books to your kids, that should be a start in the right direction.
Even the most innocent book that doesn’t come from a Jewish source, can have ideas that dont align with yiddishe hashkafah.(Verse 1)
We go bonkers on Eastern Parkway, a hilarious parade,
With our yellow flags, causing laughter and escapade,
Our feet stumbling on the pavement, in comedic fashion,
A spectacle of silliness, bringing joy and satisfaction.(Chorus)
Oh, we’re running with our yellow flags, a riotous crew,
Down Eastern Parkway, making everyone chuckle and coo,
Our energy radiates, with smiles unfurled,
As we run with whimsy, lighting up the world.(Verse 2)
With every goofy stride, we stumble and trip,
Yellow flags flapping, in a comical quip,
Symbols of lightheartedness, a delightful sight,
Chasing laughter’s echoes along the Parkway’s might.(Chorus)
Oh, we’re running with our yellow flags, a riotous crew,
Down Eastern Parkway, making everyone chuckle and coo,
Our energy radiates, with smiles unfurled,
As we run with whimsy, lighting up the world.(Bridge)
We run as a merry troupe, fueled by laughter’s zest,
Through giggles and guffaws, we’re eternally blessed,
Embracing the rhythm of our mischievous hearts,
Our bond unbreakable, a humorous work of art.(Verse 3)
Eastern Parkway echoes with our joyful sound,
We’re a carnival of laughter, making spirits rebound,
Our yellow flags symbolize jest and delight,
A testament to merriment, shining oh-so-bright.(Chorus)
Oh, we’re running with our yellow flags, a riotous crew,
Down Eastern Parkway, making everyone chuckle and coo,
Our energy radiates, with smiles unfurled,
As we run with whimsy, lighting up the world.(Outro)
So let’s celebrate the laughter, this uproarious spree,
On Eastern Parkway, we run, carefree and confefe,
With our yellow flags and comedy unfurled,
We spread laughter’s magic, lighting up the world.Written by “ guys running up and down eastern parkway with yellow flags”.
The band.“I believe you’re the first self-identified Lubavitcher chasid to admit on this forum, “that, yes, it is in the realm of possibility that someone besides for one of the rabbeim will be moshiach””.
I just want to point out that the people that read and contribute to the ywn coffee room is a very niche community and even fewer Lubavitchers that frequent the forum so that doesn’t say much.You see dofi, you are just the same as Menachem and evading the question.
I didn’t say that you have to believe that any of the Lubavitcher rabbeim are gonna be moshiach, all I asked was is it in the realm of possibility, or in other words- when moshiach come, if it ends up being one of the Lubavitcher rabbeim, will you accept him as moshiach.
It’s a yes or no answer, you don’t have delve into if there are more qualified people or if it makes sense according to Halacha.Gadolhadofi, I can’t speak for Menachem, but as a Lubavitcher chossid I can tell you that, yes, it is in the realm of possibility that someone besides for one of the rabbeim will be moshiach.
But I would like to turn the question over to you- is it in your realm of possibility that the libations rebbe can be moshiach, or do you refuse to answer this straightforward question?If you want to be the creator of a long coffee room thread, just write something about Chabad, pro or con and you’re almost guaranteed to get it.
I’ll keep that in mind if I ever want “created long coffee room thread” on my resume.Ok, I brought you a case where something very positive came out of it and now you bring me a true story where someone thought we were missionising or something of that sort, i would say that only yidden would feel that way, goyim would say how it’s so cool etc.
There actually is a story that just happened about someone who converted out of yiddishkeit and called up a shliach if he could undo the conversion, when the shliach asked him what happened he said that he saw a menorah on top of a car and it awakened something within.
But of course there are always those people that are embarrassed of their yiddishkeit and cringe when they see a menorah proudly displayed on a car…