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The life of the Rebbe

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From Nikolaev to New York : The life of the Rebbe

A short video presentation on the life of the Rebbe.
Topics: Lubavitcher Rebbe
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Rachel Cogent Santa Fe April 7, 2024

Unfortunately the video does not mention Nikolaev at all, but according to the page title he came from Nikolaev? Reply

Chabad.org Staff April 8, 2024
in response to Rachel Cogent:

Correct, the Rebbe was born in Nikolaev. See this link for a biography. Reply

Ari April 3, 2023

Amazing! Moshiach now! Very blessed to have you all and all you do. Thank you and thanks for sharing this! Reply

Berny via palmbeachjewish.com December 4, 2015

inspire Power---------ful!!!!! Reply

hany August 7, 2014

Why all these wars
And sadness
I felt that the Jewish people tormenting much
Why Reply

Yossi August 28, 2013

Re: Nigun Shamil That sounds like either Laufer or Brotzky but I don't know for sure Reply

Anonymous August 27, 2013

Nigun Shamil Does anyone know who is the artist of the nigun in this clip? Any info would be really appreciated Reply

Larry LA August 16, 2013

to Gerard If this "cult personality" (as you diagnosed) is about bringing world peace, ending of wars, disease suffering, jealousy, depression, anxiety and hatred-- And for bringing balance, joy and a true love for all man-kind no matter what the race or background - then count me in the "cult"!
Peace brother... Reply

Yossi April 17, 2012

Shlomi from Toronto Sorry for the late response. The opening nigun is "Shamil." Reply

shlomi toronto, ontario December 14, 2011

Amazing! Does anyone knows what's the name of this nigun? Reply

Chani UK September 8, 2011

I think we all need someone to aspire to. As it says in Pirkei Avot, every person should find for themselves a spiritual mentor. I wouldn't call Chassidism a personality cult, even though the Chassidim have a close relationship with their Rebbe. For the majority I think the Rebbe represents someone they want to be more like and someone whose advice and guidance they trust more than anyone else's. Reply

Abe Encino, CA April 24, 2011

History of the Rebbe Thank G-d for the Rebbe! Reply

Gerard via jewishmansfield.com January 13, 2011

The rebbe I can't understand for the life of me how a people that went through so much during the last 3000 years can cultivate such a personality cult for a single individual. As a jew, I find this greatly disturbing...Sorry if this offends anyone, I did not intend to, I just don't get it... Reply

Hana March 24, 2021
in response to Gerard:

You answered yourself.. maybe just because of what our nation went through.. we need spiritual guide.
More we suffer more dark it looks.
We can easily lose the connection so we grab on someone who has this connection and hang on there.
It’s not cult .. maybe for some but usually in Judaism there was always place for spiritual leaders that nation admired and was inspired and feared. Reply

Carmen January 24, 2010

My encounter with the Rebbe in August 2005 Put my spiritual life in the correct path. Reply

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