Thank you for all the videos plus the large screen in 770 hallway which plays Rebbe videos all day my children are inspired and I am deeply inspired by watching the Rebbe each time I come to 770 . great memories.
The videos keep me in focus giving ther Rebbe nachas by doing what the Rebbe is begging us to do, to bring moshiach faster .
increase in Ahavas Yisroel and Goodness and Kindness.
yossi....
I love the way everyone wanted the glass cup at the end.
Mimic
Interesting how they mimmiced Cof Zain Adar and Gimmel Taamuz?!
CR
Nitpick; The water coming out of the tap and being poured into the jar is not “mayim shelonu”. It can only be called that after it has been left undisturbed overnight. “Shelonu” is derived from Linah (staying overnight). Such undisturbed water is supposed to be used when kneading the matzah dough.
Thank you Sholom B. Goldstein
Thank you for all the videos plus the large screen in 770 hallway which plays Rebbe videos all day my children are inspired and I am deeply inspired by watching the Rebbe each time I come to 770 . great memories.
The videos keep me in focus giving ther Rebbe nachas by doing what the Rebbe is begging us to do, to bring moshiach faster .
increase in Ahavas Yisroel and Goodness and Kindness.
yossi....
I love the way everyone wanted the glass cup at the end.
Mimic
Interesting how they mimmiced Cof Zain Adar and Gimmel Taamuz?!
CR
Nitpick; The water coming out of the tap and being poured into the jar is not “mayim shelonu”. It can only be called that after it has been left undisturbed overnight. “Shelonu” is derived from Linah (staying overnight). Such undisturbed water is supposed to be used when kneading the matzah dough.