Teshuva through L'Chaim - Reb Shmuel's vort - What did Rebbetzin Chana say Abt the Rebbe

[Music] foreign who came to America 1938 after learning attention as early as 1899 television tests and then was sent by the rebara shop to open up the best medicine Neville and uh later was a was out of there and uh he was considered the Elder hasid in the time of our deba's leadership from 1950 to 1974 when he passed away should have shmuel would say the word chuva right the Shabbos chuva two versions shoot was an acronym is that a citavis 4 in Yiddish drink the tough stands for drink although drink is with a test not a tough but it sounds similar drink the shin stands for spirit Spirit is 190 proof which they drank in Russia you know like gasoline drink spirit the father is for who which means drink Spirit ve the base of chuva is vice bite and the hay is stands for heading heading drink spirit unbice Herring drink alcohol and bite herring what is the connection between that and chuva small explained the name of older see them probably going back to the some Architects time and maybe even further but the way to do chuva is to say hi I'm like a yeed and when you have a high and you have a little Herring can you have a little Herring you have a little Keyhole in other words the Troopers should be animated the children should not be it doesn't never hear this word fight fetched you know means somber down oi it's so dark I've done such sins it's terrible we know the sins you've done we've noticed since we've done we know about the problems the attitude has to be upbeat drink speed it and by his headache and I was thinking about it what's the difference between sharpest tissue but with a tough or Shabbos shuva so simply speaking theft of the week begins with shuvius so some call it Shabbos shuva after the first word of daftida Shiva and others call it sharpest tissue though because it's during the assets he made the shuva the 10 days of repentance of returning to Hashem but on a lighter note shuva is the act of returning for sin Shabbos is the act of drinking spirit and and eating bison heading which is the attitude behind the practicality of doing chuva it's the spirit the the message the ideology of the way we should do chuva and that's the addition of shabba's tishova to Shabbos but my friends the Shabbos also Buffet it's the yard site of the rabbis holy mother rabbit some khaneshnerson she came from an illustrious family of rabbonim her great her great-grandfather or grandfather was who wrote the safer kavnoki hasid yet and then her father the grandfather was the mayor Schlage father was a messianowsky he was a Rover nikolaev and that's why they believe it her husband that was father of David schnerson after he married and moved to to his wife's Hometown which was nikolais and the devil was born actually Nikolai there's much written about rabbit subhana but I think the most telling part of her life is in her short diary and there she says the following she says many things but this stands out to me the best time of my life is the time that I've spent here in America with my son you know imagine here's a a woman who herself was educated came from real Hasidic stock and real rabbinic stock and her husband was a giant of a man alumden a Torah scholar akashid Obama coupon a capitalist someone who had Messina Snappers for Yiddish kite for Judaism and ultimately his life was taken when he was imprisoned in 1939 for being public about Yiddish kite and standing up to the Russian government and ultimately in 1944 he passed away and what does she say that what's the best part of her life is those years she spent with her son without ebb in America and that's the point that everybody say it's not only because the last uh she came in 1947 that she passed away in 64. it's not only that the last 17 years of a life 17 gamatria Tove good were good years because it was peaceful there were no Wars there was no hunger of course she was with her son and I think on a simple level when a parent could say I live in peace with my child it's the best part of my life and to see my child flourish and to see my child accomplish and to see him lead and teach thousands and thousands of years that's the best part of my life and I think the lesson for us as we go into Shabbos and we go into Yom Kippur to the Irma kadish that we all focus on our relationship with our children you know we talk many times about children's relationship with parents it's also parents relationship with their children and how they see the children and with that we'll be saying to the ghoulashlim of the cut of mamishi mateva thinks spirited and by his heading