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Love Your Fellow As Your Fellow Needs
10 Shevat, 5743 • January 24, 1983
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Love Your Fellow As Your Fellow Needs
10 Shevat, 5743 • January 24, 1983 |
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The Mitzvah to “love your fellow as yourself,” raises a dilemma. What should you do when your needs are different from your friend’s? If you are thirsty, while your friend is hungry, it would be un-loving to offer him a drink instead of food. If you have time for Torah study while your friend is struggling to make ends meet, it is wrong to help him learn Torah but ignore his need for help earning a livelihood? (6:18) | |
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Lag B’omer, 5740 • May 4, 1980
A grand Lag B’omer parade. After the crowds arrive and the 12 Pesukim are recited, the Rebbe addresses the children. The parade goes by the Rebbe with marching bands, U.S. soldiers, marvelous floats and happy children.
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4 Nissan, 5749 • April 9, 1989
A good lawyer should judge all people favorably. Success in one endeavor must inspire you to take on new and greater responsibilities.
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Kos Shel Bracha – Motzaei Pesach, 5750 • April 17, 1990
Composed by a cossak who was arrested and yearned for his home and his freedom, this Niggun expresses the yearning of the soul to be where it belongs, close to Hashem.
Taught by the Rebbe on Simchas Torah 5719.
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