The Rebbe: Marching Orders

I am a single mother with a daugher who is ill
I cried when I watched this video. It’s very inspiring
May Hashem heal all the sick of Klal Israel

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Meeting The Rebbe Face To Face

In May of 1985 I decided to take my Tzedaka Box to 770 as it was full. I did not know much about Chabad Lubavitch . I got direction how to go.

I got to Eastern Parkway and there were thousands of Lubavitchers in the street

I finally parked my car on a a side street. I asked a Lubavitcher where is 770 he said 4 blocks straight ahead

I am now pushing my way through the crowd and finally get to 770 . I go up the 4 stairs and Lo and behold The Rebbe is facing me . I now go back down the 4 steps , I am on the sidewalk holding my Tzedakah Box in my left hand . My back touches the front door of the Grey Cadillac . I dropped my Tzedakah Box on the sidewalk . A young Lubavitcher opens the front door of the car for The Rebbe. The Rebbes looks straight into my eyes and gets in the front seat. I then closed the car door and picked up my Tzedakah Box and took it upstairs to the office . I could not believe what just happened. Several days later I told my story Reply

Thank You! Blessings to All of You Chabad.org! Reply

Who was Rebbe? Not superficially but cosmically? Special something? Reply

My introduction to the Rebbe was though the Jewish Press which always came a week late. I grieved when the Rebbe died and so wished I could have met him. My husband and i were not raised Jewish and both were returning to Judaism. One night I had a vivid dream about the Rebbe. He had died and his body was laid out on a table in a huge tent of many colors. I glanced out the door of the tent and and saw white houses with red tile roofs and down the hill as far as i could see were Jews climbing up the street to see the Rebbe. I went and stood before him and deep inside my heart to my lips came the cry. "Why did you die, because i never had the chance to meet you." Suddenly he sat straight up and said, "I am not dead, I am alive!" I ran to the door of the tent and shouted out to the Jews, He's not dead, he's alive. i remember his beard was cut across the bottom. A week later I got my Jewish Press, a year after the Rebbe died with photos of him with his beard cut just like I had dreamed Reply

I was lucky enough to meet the Rebbe several times. I have a framed photo of him with 5 $1 US bills he gave me and my family just before his death. Reply

The Rebbe was the Moshe Rabeinu of our generation.
We miss him immensely. Reply

Tears in my eyes.... Reply

He literally heals my heart.... Reply

One of a kind-- he has taught me so much. Reply

So inspirational it’s like water to a thirsty plant gives life to every soul . Reply

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Let us not forget, the scales of good and evil are assumed balanced, and one mitzvah could be the tipping point to merit our hastening the redemption immediately. May we all perform one more mitzvah and another after that, and again another after that, without limitation. May Hashem bless and illuminate you. Shalom. Reply

Like the Rebbe, when see the goodness and Divine Spark in everyone, we are elevated to draw closer to HaShem via Mitzvot. Reply

So moving,so inspired to helping another Jew do a mitzvah, hoping to see the Rebbe very soon with the coming of Moshiach Reply

im 91 years inspired to do just one more mitzvah at a time
-julia Reply

The Rebbe's light will never burn out; his amazing glow will shine an shine for ever and ever and have an everlasting affect upon each and every Jew. G d Bless the Rebbe for all eternity. Reply

The Rebbe is a man and the distinguishing factor was his ability to love, that penetrates all the clouds Reply

HaShem Bless You all.Shabbat Shalom.thank You Chabad.Love. Reply

Extremely educational and inspirational! Well said ! The Rebbe was a visionary! I feel he is still with us !
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