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A Bundle of Greens


By Yerachmiel Tilles
One day, Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov arrived in Tarnow. This was before the chassidic master had revealed himself to the world, and he appeared as a simple itinerant, but with a gift for telling stories . . .

Reader Comments
Posted: Apr 18, 2004
Beautiful
Beautiful, inspiring amd touching. something to learn and copy!!!
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Apr 21, 2004
wow
An absolutely beautiful story, i will be sure to pass it on
Posted By Anonymous, brooklyn, ny

Posted: May 28, 2006
made me tingle
this story gave me tingles down my spine. such earnestness! such sincerety!
Thank you for sharing that beautiful story and for all the amazing stories you share!
Posted By Yaakov, Colonie, NY
via jewishcolonie.com

Posted: May 29, 2006
Great Story
Chassidic stories are always so inspiring. Thank you chabad.org for making great stories like this available to everybody!

Shalom!
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: May 30, 2006
Powerful!
Dosent sound real!
Posted By Sam, New England, CT

Posted: Mar 22, 2011
אהבתי
It is great, what about video?
Posted By עפר

 


Stories
Baal Shem Tov's 16th Birthday
G-d's Nourishment
Pushcart Prophet
The Master Key
A Bundle of Greens
Popular Names
The Ladder
The Prayerbook
A Pound of Candles
The Baal Shem Tov's Previous Life
The Singing Heart
Herschel Goat
The Dancing Jews
The Two-Way Mouth
Burning Ice
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