Rebbe Raayatz preceded Reb Aron in Lakewood - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

foreign with me is the Negan that's attributed to the Bow high heelula the night today YouTube is the yard side of the sixth labab schneerson he passed away in 1950 and 770 he's the one that they bought the building in 1940 for him at the time he was confined to a wheelchair they needed a building in which they can have a residence for him and for one of his son-in-laws a base madrish and also a very important thing an elevator to find such a building in Brooklyn that is not easy but this building was built by a doctor a wealthy Doctor Who actually had an abortion clinic in this building 770 people don't know used to be an abortion clinic and what happened they caught this doctor and they put him in jail to that the building was for sale and pumped at the right time the lab that were in America from the 1920s found this facility so so that an advocate could be there and live there another thing that people don't know is that where was that ever when he came previously never came in March of 1940 it's a saved the Nazism and he came new so he went first to a hotel that's owned today by a soccer family the left um no the ones who owned Abracadabra what is it called me the the electronic store in Manhattan huh Adorama yeah thank you so um I believe they own the building it's called the Greystone Hotel and the cloud that area of Broadway in in the 1930s and 40s 50s it was owned by Eden uh not necessarily over you know the government but it was owned by Eden and a lot of the rabbits and upon him that used to come used to stay in those hotels the Frida could never stayed in the gravestone Hotel no you there see them set to him pesos coming why don't you we'll try to find a place and guess where Lakewood Lakewood was a resort town as hayam told me and we were driving up together thank you very much and um and uh there was a rough year I forget now the name it was a very known yes thank you thank you listen Waxman it was a personality and it did a lot for Yiddish guide for sidding and the literature he was that he was a clawlessly person and there was a youth here named Charles pastor Charles Paxton had a a house I I filmed it it's in Lakewood on a corner it's like two blocks from PMG that corner house they they it's not the original house but that that piece of land is where there was the house in which the Freedia Could Happen stayed two three blocks so the free crab was here before the baron Cutler came to Lakewood it was even 1940 I'm serious then later I bought and came and made the Yeshiva know that so he was here for two months or so I think about two a month and a half two months and then um then they they got the house in Crown Heights and that's what the double seventh and he lived there from 1940 1950 and his stock was his passing was a new truck shop this morning about 10 to 8 in the morning and that's why Le Baba took Sudan celebrate this day but another very important thing happened this day that for us meaning for us for the hasidim of America in other words there was a system came from Europe like many of your grandparents you know other countries um the same the same time a year later after defeated the yard site of the Free Academy 1951. the Lubavitch of Sid them I identified the rebelie our last Rebel to be the Le pap that was the day when he became the Nasi of Chabad the word Nasi is a word that we know it's in potato but in gubavitch it became identified and focused by the last River okay what is a nosy this is important because anasi was the issue that some an abundant rabbit not some celebrities receivers and leaders had an issue with this Nazi concept [Music] is a leader do we have them to see him so the Debbie said that his shred is a nosy so rabbi huffner said what's this business of calling a rabbit is he says and this is something that bothered him and bothered let's say the priscuit of and this was an issue that a lot of people could not relate with but then ever continued with this concept till his last day and he explained it many times so when I use the word Nasi I'm referring to a labability not I don't know if you said not even if you you know foreign he's a spark of yaakov and the devil made a big point about this and the Machine felt by the spirit of yokan who was the the biggest thinker of Chabad citizen family in the last 70 80 years or maybe 200 years but not that's a different partial different discussion so um I believe you know you know yeah together and yeah so so so this idea if I no see that ever coined it and that ever went with it and he was proud with it and he built the whole generation of the babbage's with this and other ideas so if later if the time is right and the energy is right then maybe we could talk more about it but right now we'll go further so he became the Nazi of the package today share with the world not only the outside of the Frida Cadabra which is a standard Thing by Ali Yeadon you celebrate the York thick and higher than everything else but also the leadership so when you talk about the Sears you talk about leadership there's all kinds of disease I wrote a book called World red this little baby this lasted ever if you take a look at his life and what he did from a very young age and into his teen hood and then a young adulthood an adulthood he had very very what we call English grandiose ideas you know and he he was really a Visionary like just like the South bedroom was a Visionary which with his sidden you know to go to the streets with the Council of ocean the slime on the payus and the Becker certain devices looking and everything else and if you don't like it too bad and he did that for zaina mentioned with our rabbit he saw the the the the idea of yiddentum of Judaism from kite and siddishkite to take it to the streets of him of of the world including in Timbuktu and places you would never think of of a fluma yeed being there right and that's what everyone knows is called the schluchin the emissaries The Messengers of the river they went all out myself included that was in a place called Marin County for eight years North in Northern California across the Golden Gate Bridge if you went there you would think that you're in in Ghanaian because the physical that was that was below the belt as we say but anyway uh the the mountains might I could walk up the mountains the deer would come down quiet it really really gorgeous right but either Skype wise there was goodness nothing and we were the the only official from my organization Chabad and there was one with one temple one conservative and one was Reconstructionist in ourselves and there were 19 000 yet 19 000 Jews that lived there point to the demographics of the Federation and and this is where that ever sent us right so they never did this idea and it became more and more today there's a five six thousands but in my time I was from the when we had a kidness of my time you know how many how many have it came 80 to 100 that's it 80 to 100 in today's fight yeah when we and when we were used in the 70s they didn't even have anything yeah yeah no they had a few of that approved but they didn't have any age no they had no kids yeah anyway like many other organizations and groups and citizens and yeshivas were small you know we come out of the the Holocaust we come out of decimation of Destruction and we rebuilt and and we can say Israel that from kite what they call Orthodoxy of all kinds is so much stronger today there's no comparison and conservative shows and reformed temples are closing down and and it ends up in a young Israel a Chabad is that people are taking over and it's a matter of time before that many of those institutions and then will be closed unfortunately there's a lot of assimilation I have to tell you and what we're dealing with today is another issue which maybe we'll talk a little more about later where you young people can really be effective and that is to show the relevance of of fruit cutting and see the sky for those to the young the younger people and there's a lot of people that are going through svakis and doubts of all sorts and this is something that you know they they've institutionalized it today by saying calling it otd and oppai and if if I with all kinds of names and but it's a reality it's a reality I I deal with this in in a lot of my work and um the serious issues so we we know that and it could be corrected if we adopt a certain approach I think of of real love and obviously said oh and um then you know there are stories I can tell you stories upon stories how in the 60s and 70s when when a boy or a girl from Williamsburg a Borough Park or Crown Heights left the fold you know and ran away you know it was LE babic Chabad in in all these places that they they had a place to go to and I'll give you an example um someone was out in a place called Santa Cruz Santa Cruz is out of Northern California and it's a very liberal type of place you know heathenism you know Hedonism means grab kite you know and in the 70s this was a very big spot for you know cyclists and and drugs and there was a huh yeah psychedelics was in the 60s going to the 70s right and actually tuned their passion now because I'm writing about someone who was into psychedelics it should be an interesting book when it comes out but anyway um so this this was there for a talk Simi Jacobson from yasi's older brother he was just at that time they were still doing book um you know book tours and and stores were doing the authors were coming and speaking today it's ready pretty much outdated I did it myself in Baltimore places but today it's not something that that goes because people barely read everything is online anyway so um he goes out there and and a woman comes to a talk he's giving and she looks at him and looks at him and she says what are you doing here so he says I'm not going to be here he says here I thought I ran away from you and she says she was a Boro Park girl and she you know couldn't relate to whatever the issues were and she escaped that she wanted to go so far away so she picked Santa Cruz and the Poyo she was listening to him again I I think he said that she ultimately became a balustrophone but my point is that that if there ever this that ever that we celebrate today his his what he what he bring brought and brings to the world if if he would have not invested in this mahalak in this approach then yeah you have the you know from borrow Park and Lakewood and Muncie and Williamsburg yeah you know all of us you us Meet myself included we we would we would be involved fine but but what about the million the thousands and hundreds of the Eden that are all over that that part of Claudius throw how do you expect mashiach to come if there's missing pieces to the puzzle and that's what that epithetic thinks and it's it's you know they always would say I don't know if you you probably heard it growing up maybe your parents grandparents like yeah the Babbage has to bring people closer they they we have to be brother purple is perfect but the this has to change it's not anymore just the Babbage it has to be every year why because you didn't need eating you can eat eaten and the fact is that today so many even from our communities are they're going out they're going out they're going out so but mainly we cut off we'll come to oxidation and it's uh it's really a yamasugues thank you and sit together it's it's an opportunity and it's great to be with young people younger people Shalom and I are in the seniors here we're the same age and uh but you know if we all work together in in any way shape or form we could we could we could we could make great impacts on on everyone foreign