266. Early Impressions

Hear, Hear!!!

This is SO true. We sometimes do not notice the subtile things that set the stage of a lifetime. Thanks for pointing this out...

Sadly, the Rebbe had no children. And so we have no Rebbe now.

I t would be very helpful to have all those beautiful thoughts from the Rebbe, probably put by you in an intlligent and poetic way,
assembled and listed in one place so that we could find them, when needed, only by searching by theme or subject, especially that I can see that each daily dose has a number.
I need a thought for "renewal", these days between winter and spring.
I would be vey grateful.
Thank you very much

I believe, that if a child is getting much love from his parents and others, that he/she can also give his love to others when he/she is an adult.
Not only the kind of material things are important but also the kind of attention and to be there for your child.

I did.

And the result was a strong, compassionate child who became a strng compassionate man.

but...what if my mom gave me a dinosaur to play with????
(totally kidding. it's a joke.)
i had good animals, like tamed bears and docile tigers.

I am impressed by the kindness and understanding, the Rebbe had.
I totally agree with him.
Mostly I like what he says: sing to the fetus
good things and speak to it kind words.
I did that too. I felt, that the unborn baby
liked it.
But the Rebbe must have been a very tender and understanding and loving father. He could not experience it himself, as he was no woman.
You know, Rav Tzvi, that I never knew about him, and therefore I am much interested in how he was - why people liked him so much -
I don't even know if he himself had children of his own. Had he?
Anyway thank you for telling those (on the first look unimportant) things. I find them very important. It tells me how G-d is.