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Shlomo Aharon Kazarnovsky 1
HaRav HaChossid Rabbi Sholmo Aharon Kazarnovsky Memento From the Wedding of Yankele & Frumie Eidelman 10th Day of Tammuz 5781 ב״ה We thankfully acknowledge* the kindness that Hashem has granted us. Due to His great kindness, we merited the merit of the marriage of our children, the groom Yankele and his bride, Frumie. Our thanks and our blessings are extended to the members of our family, our friends, and our associates who came from near and far to join our celebration and bless our children with the blessing of Mazal Tov, that they should be granted lives of good fortune in both material and spiritual matters. As a heartfelt expression of our gratitude to all those participating in our celebration — based on the practice of the Rebbe Rayatz at the wedding of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin of giving out a teshurah — we would like to offer our special gift: a compilation about the great-grandfather of the bride, HaRav .Karzarnovsky ע״ה HaChossid Reb Shlomo Aharon May Hashem who is Good bless you and all the members of Anash, together with all our brethren, the Jewish people, with abundant blessings in both material and spiritual matters, including the greatest blessing, that we proceed from this celebration, “crowned with eternal joy,” to the ultimate celebration, the revelation of Moshiach. May we continue to share in each other’s simchas, and may we go from this simcha to the Ultimate Simcha, the revelation of Moshiach Tzidkeinu, at which time we will once again have the zechus to hear “Torah Chadashah” from the Rebbe. -
UNVERISTY of CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Spiritual Narrative In
UNVERISTY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Spiritual Narrative in Sound and Structure of Chabad Nigunim A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Music by Zachary Alexander Klein 2019 © Copyright by Zachary Alexander Klein 2019 ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION Spiritual Narrative in Sound and Structure of Chabad Nigunim by Zachary Alexander Klein Doctor of Philosophy in Music University of California, Los Angeles, 2019 Professor Richard Dane Danielpour , Co-Chair Professor David Samuel Lefkowitz, Co-Chair In the Chabad-Lubavitch chasidic community, the singing of religious folksongs called nigunim holds a fundamental place in communal and individual life. There is a well-known saying in Chabad circles that while words are the pen of the heart, music is the pen of the soul. The implication of this statement is that music is able to express thoughts and emotions in a deeper way than words could on their own could. In chasidic thought, there are various spiritual narratives that may be expressed through nigunim. These narratives are fundamental in understanding what is being experienced and performed through singing nigunim. At times, the narrative has already been established in Chabad chasidic literature and knowing the particular aspects of this narrative is indispensible in understanding how the nigun unfolds in musical time. ii In other cases, the particular details of this narrative are unknown. In such a case, understanding how melodic construction, mode, ornamentation, and form function to create a musical syntax can inform our understanding of how a nigun can reflect a particular spiritual narrative. This dissertation examines the ways in which musical syntax and spiritual parameters work together to express these various spiritual narratives in sound and structure of nigunim. -
Torah Weekly
בס״ד TORAHParshat AchareiWEEKLY Mot - Passover 2 21 - 27 April, Day 3: Numbers MOSHIACH’S this meal, with an open CHOL 2019 28:19-25 MEAL door, allowing anyone HAMOED 16 - 22 Nissan, who wished to partake. Thursday WHAT AND WHY. The sixth Luba- Of the eight days 5779 FIRST TORAH: What Is the Moshiach’s of Passover, the first two Chol Hamoed vitcher Rebbe explained Day 4: Numbers Meal? that on the last day of and the last two are “yom Sunday (Torah Following a tov” (festival days). The reading) 9:1-14 Passover the radiance FIRST TORAH: SECOND TO- tradition instituted by the of Moshiach is already middle four days are cal- Pesach Day 2: RAH: Baal Shem Tov, Jews all shining. led chol hamoed--”week- Chol Hamoed Leviticus 22:26 - over the world celebra- When Is the Moshiach’s days of the festival,” also 23:44 Day 4: Numbers 28:19-25 te the waning hours of Meal called “the intermediate SECOND TO- Passover with Moshiach’s days.” (In Israel, where RAH: Moshiach’s Meal Pesach Day 2: Friday Meal (Moshiach’s Seu- is held following Min- Passover is observed for Numbers 28:19- FIRST TORAH: dah in Yiddish), a feast chah (the afternoon ser- seven days, the first and Shviee Shel 25 celebrating the Divine vice) on the eighth day of last days are yom tov, and HAFTARAH: Pesach: Exodus 13:17 - 15:26 revelation yet to come. Passover. In Israel, where the middle five days are Kings II 23:1-9; chol hamoed). Kings II 23:21- SECOND TO- Passover is seven days 25 RAH: Why Do We Celebrate long, Moshiach’s Meal is The yom tov days Shviee Shel Pe- This Meal? held on the seventh day. -
The Shul Weekly Magazine
B”H The Shul weekly magazine Weekly Magazine Sponsored By Mr. & Mrs. Martin (OBM) and Ethel Sirotkin and Dr. & Mrs. Shmuel and Evelyn Katz Shabbos Parshas Ekev Menachem Av 19 - 20 August 11 - 12 CANDLE LIGHTING: 7:41 PM SHABBOS ENDS: 8:34 PM Av 20 Yahrzeit of Reb Levi Yitzchak Schneerson Over Tirty Six Years of Serving the Communities of Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Indian Creek and Surfside 9540 Collins Avenue, Surfside, Fl 33154 Tel: 305.868.1411 Fax: 305.861.2426 www.TeShul.org Email: [email protected] The Shul Weekly Magazine Everything you need for every day of the week Contents Nachas At A Glance Weekly Message 3 Thoughts on the Parsha from Rabbi Sholom D. Lipskar 7 Weeks of camp few by and the last week was as exciting as the frst. The kids enjoyed mock Celebrating Shabbos Schedules, classes, articles and more... Everything you 4 - 5 wedding, dress up days, trips to The Frost museum, need for an “Over the Top” Shabbos experience Ninja Lounge, The Wow Factory and much more. Community Happenings 6 - 7 Thank you to our incredible Youth Director Rabbi Sharing with your Shul Family Shaykee Farkash, Adina Shmotkin and to all the amazing staff who made this a summer to A Time to Pray 8 Check out all the davening schedules and locations remember. throughout the week 9 -15 Inspiration, Insights & Ideas Bringing Torah lessons to LIFE The Month of Tishrei 16-18 Everything you need to know for the High Holidays Get The Picture 19-22 The full scoop on all the great events around town In a woman’s world 23 Issues of relevance to the Jewish woman French Connection 24 Refexions sur la Paracha Latin Link 25 Refexion Semanal The ABC’s of Aleph 26 Serving Jews in institutional and limited environments. -
Av 5775 Issue 34 (111)
$2.00 US AV 5775 ISSUE 34 (111) בס”ד בס”ד בס”ד ע”ה ith pleasure we present this Av issue of A into this gigantic personality, if only for a short WChassidisher Derher Magazine. period of it. This special summer edition, filled with informative As one of the interviewees recalls: content is sure to thrill all of our readers. “It was a time of terrible oppression… This was At the center stands an extensive overview on the already three or four years into the war, and people founding of Camp Gan Yisroel, as we prepare to had lost everything, including their most prized mark 60 years since this momentous project began. possessions... Highlighting the Rebbe’s involvement in every step of “Within all of this chaos, a Jew suddenly appears, the founding and detailing the Rebbe’s visits to camp dressed in a dignified manner, with black rabbinic grounds, we learn of the Rebbe’s special affection garb and a hat. All this, in addition to his saintly for the place he set to nurture a new generation of countenance, caused heads to turn in his direction. Chassidim. In fact, the Rebbe remarked of the quality We constantly saw how, when walking in the street, of Camp Gan Yisroel as the place where children are non-Jews would remove their hats and bow their “twenty-four hours a day in the Rebbe’s reshus…” A heads in deference to HoRav Levi Yitzchak. powerful and timely message. “I remember the first time he came to our shul... • When the davening was over and HoRav Levi owards the end of the month, on Chof Av, we Yitzchak began to speak, we understood that this Tmark the yahrtzeit of the Rebbe’s father, HoRav was something different, something special. -
Moshiach Weekly Chof Zayin Adar 5774 a WORD from the EDITORS - Ad Mosai?!
$2.00 . וההוספה בלימוד התורה בעניני משיח והגאולה היא ה"דרך שער הישרה" לפעול התגלות וביאת משיח והגאולה בפועל ממש )משיחת ש"פ תזו"מ ה'תנש"א( The Chossid Who Propagated Moshiach Reb Michoel Teitelbaum I Don't Let My דער רבי זאל זיין געזונט און שטארק! Chassidim Sleep The Story of a Most The World Is Waiting Unforgettable Winter יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד Index Chof Zayin Adar 5774 - Ad Mosai?! 3 A word from the Editors The Story of a Most Unforgettable Winter דער רבי זאל זיין געזונט און שטארק! 4 Ahavas Yisroel and Moshiach 13 Ksav Yad Kodesh 4 11 I Don't Let My Chassidim Sleep 14 The world is waiting Will they ever come?! 21 A Story רצוננו לראות את מלכנו 24 Ad Mosai Sunday he searches, Monday he searches זונטיג געזוכט, ָמאנטיג געזוכט 26 26 The Chossid Who Propagated Moshiach 32 Reb Michoel Teitelbaum ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! 38 Daloy Golus 24 32 2 | Moshiach Weekly Chof Zayin Adar 5774 A WORD FROM THE EDITORS - Ad Mosai?! It is with great pleasure that we pres- to live with their message and bring ent our readership with this Expanded them down into our daily lives. Edition of Moshiach Weekly, which is In the days leading up to Chof Zayin being released in time for 27 Adar, the Adar, the Rebbe stressed the fact that day when the great helem v'hester be- it's an 'iber yohr' and that there are two gan. months of Adar totaling a 60 day pe- As we approach this moment, and riod of Simcha. -
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Proper Conduct of a Chossid
CHOF AV The Torah of HORAV LEVI YITZCHAK וואס פאסט; וואס פאסט PROPER CONDUCT נישט OF A CHOSSID $4.99 “Svoy Brat - Greeting MENACHEM AV 5777 One of Ours” the Campers ISSUE 59 (136) REB BEREL JUNIK MOMENTS ב"ה 36 DerherContents MENACHEM AV 5777 ISSUE 59 (136) 54 No Nigleh on Shabbos? Proper conduct of a Chossid 04 DVAR MALCHUS 30 DARKEI HACHASSIDUS “I Felt that my Father In Exchange for a Soldier 06 had Passed On” 34 A CHASSIDISHE MAISE LEBEN MITTEN REBBE’N, CHOF MENACHEM-AV 5704 “Svoy Brat - One of Ours” REB BEREL JUNIK All who are Connected 36 to my Father The Need to Act 11 MOSHIACH KSAV YAD KODESH 49 A Much Needed Transition Days of Meaning A STORY 12 MENACHEM-AV 52 Greeting the Campers Broad Perception and MOMENTS Meticulous Precision 54 14 THE TORAH OF HORAV LEVI YITZCHAK Derher Letters Nonviolent Revolutions 61 28 THE WORLD REVISITED A Chassidisher Derher Magazine is a publication geared toward Bochurim, published and copyrighted by Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim Haolomi. All articles in this publication are original content by the staff of A Chassidisher Derher. Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim Rabbi Moshe Zaklikovsky Photo Credits Rabbi Pinny Lew Rabbi Dovid Junik Rabbi Tzvi Altein Advisory Committee Jewish Educational Media Special Thanks to Rabbi Mordechai Director Rabbi Mendel Alperowitz Library of Agudas Rabbi Chaim Shaul Brook Menashe Laufer Rabbi Yossi Kamman Chassidei Chabad Rabbi Dovid Olidort Rabbi Dovid Dubov Rabbi Shmuel Lubecki Editor in Chief Kehot Publication Society Design Rabbi Mendel Gourarie Rabbi Leibel Posner Rabbi Mendel Jacobs Vaad Hanochos B’Lahak Rabbi Mendy Weg Rabbi Levi Greisman Rabbi Michoel Seligson Editors Junik Family Archives Printed by Rabbi Shamshi Junik Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov The Print House Raskin Family Archives Rabbi Menachem Junik Rabbi Shmueli Super Reproduction of any portion of this Magazine is not permissible without express permission from the copyright holders, unless for the use of brief quotations in reviews and similar venues. -
R Zalman Duchman.Indd
ב"ה Family Treasures Memento from the wedding of Efraim and Shaina Duchman 15th of Elul, 5774 • September 10, 2014 Prepared by Dovid Zaklikowski ([email protected]). The Rebbe at the wedding of chosson's grandparents, Mendel and Sara Shemtov, 10 Tamuz, 5716 (June 19th, 1956). In the center (wearing glasses), is his great-grandfather, Reb Zalman Duchman. WELCOME To our dear family and friends, At all joyous events we begin by thanking G-d for granting us life, sustaining us and enabling us to be here together. We are thrilled that you are here to share in our simcha - joyous occasion. Indeed, Jewish law enjoins the entire community to bring joy and elation to the chosson and kallah - the bride and groom. The wedding of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, took place in Warsaw in 1928. In honor of the occasion, the bride’s father, the sixth Chabad Rebbe, distributed a special teshurah, memento, to all the celebrants: a facsimile of a manuscript letter written by the first Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. Following this tradition, we are honored to present our memento: a compilation of letters Rabbi Schneur Zalman Duchman, Efraim’s paternal great-grandfather, received from the Rebbe. This is an excerpt from the forthcoming book of stories, translated into English for the first time. This memento is crowned with Mazel Tov wishes from the Rebbe to Shaina's parents and from Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka and Rebbetzin Chana, the Rebbe's mother, to her grandparents, Rabbi Asher and Nechama Heber, may they be blessed with many more happy and healthy years. -
Writing the Book on Self-Sacrifice
ב“ה For this week’s episode ערב שבת פרשת עקב, י׳׳ז אב, תש״פ ISSUE of Living Torah, 395 Erev Shabbat Parshat Eikev, August 7, 2020 visit 70years.com HERE’S my STORY WRITING THE BOOK Generously ON SELF-SACRIFICE sponsored by the RABBI NAFTALI TZVI GOTTLIEB s a young man, while studying at Chabad’s Yeshivas AToras Emes in Jerusalem, I became curious about the Rebbe’s background. Of course, I knew that the Rebbe shared his surname with the Previous Rebbe — who was his father-in-law — and that he was the descendant of the famed Tzemach Tzedek, but I knew nothing beyond that. My fellow students also knew nothing more, and when I asked the elders in the yeshivah, I received no further details. The lack of information troubled me very much — it just didn’t feel right. “He is our Rebbe,” I thought, “so why don’t we know more about his roots?” This matter continued to trouble me into adulthood, and I decided to do something about it. So I sent a letter to the Rebbe, telling him that I would like to write a book about his father — Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson — but I never received a response. Within moments, people who had heard what the Rebbe said came over to me to say that Rebbetzin Chana, the Nine years passed. Rebbe’s mother, had kept a diary in which she wrote at In 1974, during the month of the High Holidays and length about what she and her husband had experienced Sukkot, I traveled for the first time to New York to see during the harsh years of persecution in the Soviet Union. -
Attitudes Toward the Study of Zohar and Lurianic Kabbalah, from the Dawn of Chasidism to Present Day Chabad
57 Attitudes toward the Study of Zohar and Lurianic Kabbalah, from the Dawn of Chasidism to Present Day Chabad By: CHAIM MILLER In the contemporary Chabad community, study of the primary texts of Kabbalah is not emphasized. Chabad Chasidic thought (Chasidus) is studied extensively, as are the sermons (sichos) of the Lubavitcher Reb- bes, texts that themselves are rich in citations from, and commentary on, Kabbalistic sources. However, for reasons I will explore in this essay, Kabbalah study from primary texts, such as the Zohar and works of Rabbi Yitzchak Luria (Arizal), is relatively uncommon in Chabad. This has been noted by the Seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe himself: “Generally speaking, Kabbalah study was not common, even among Chabad Chasidim.”1 Is this omission intentional, a matter of principle? Or is Kabbalah study deemed worthwhile by Chabad, but neglected merely due to the priority of other activities? 1 Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, Toras Menachem, Hisvaduyos 5745 (Vaad Hanachos Lahak, 1985) volume 2, p. 1147. The Rebbe stressed that “Kabbalah study was not common, even among Chabad Chasidim” since, of the various strands of Chasidic thought, Chabad Chasidus is particularly rich in its use of Kabbalistic sources (see below section “Lurianic Kabbalah in Early Chabad”). One might therefore expect that Chabad Chasidim in particular might be in- clined to Kabbalah study. Rabbi Chaim Miller was educated at the Haberdashers’ Aske’s School in London, England and studied Medical Science at Leeds University. At the age of twenty-one, he began to explore his Jewish roots in full-time Torah study. Less than a decade later, he published the best-selling Kol Menachem Chumash, Gutnick Edition, which made over a thousand discourses of the late Lubavitcher Rebbe easily accessible to the layman. -
NEWSLETTER Boys Division, Grades B2 - B8 עש“ק פרשת וארא כ“ט טבת Emerging from Our Comfort Zone
ב“ה Issue No. 16 NEWSLETTER Boys division, Grades B2 - B8 עש“ק פרשת וארא כ“ט טבת Emerging From Our Comfort Zone Tayere Talmidei him that after sitting and from what they were Hatmimim sheyichyu, there for a while one used to experiencing. The grows accustomed to the Rebbe explains that this The second Makkoh that situation and they didn’t approach was key to the the Aibershter brought on even notice that it was Yidden leaving Mitzrayim Mitzrayim was the Happy especially dark! When and to breaking Makkoh of Tzefardeiah – Reb Hillel heard this Mitzrayim because it Birthday frogs all over Mitzrayim. conversation he represented the idea of Gabi Yarmush Chazal say that this commented that there is not being comfortable 1 Shevat 5769 Makkoh was particularly an important lesson here: with where you are and important in breaking when a person lives his living in the dark, but Daniel Zaltzman Mitzrayim and leading life in a certain way that rather breaking out of 2 Shevat 5767 the way for the Yidden to really should be changed one’s current level and leave it. not being Mendel Grossbaum satisfied with 2 Shevat 5765 Why was this living in the Makkoh in dark and the Yosef Yitzchok particular cold. This was Meir Bluming singled out for the message 5 Shevat 5763 being extra that Reb Hillel important? was telling the Ari Stolik The Rebbe chassidim. 5 Shevat 5767 explains that Now we can there are many better lessons that we understand could learn why the from the way Makkoh of and improved (it is the frogs acted during Tzefardeah was so “dark”), but he becomes Contact us this time.