Neshamah Kelalit; Nasi HaDor

In the wee hours of a sleepless night, Eli thought of the Rebbe.

“Is it not enough for the righteous what is prepared for them in the World to Come,” the Midrash declares, “that they also ask for a tranquil life in this world?” But why not? Does G‑d have a limited quantity of tranquility to mete out?

An introduction to the classic kabbalistic concept that there is an "extension of the spirit of Moses" in each generation and how this idea has come to be applied to the Rebbe-Chassid relationship in modern times.

And Joseph fell on his brother Benjamin's neck and wept, and Benjamin wept on his neck.