I went as a non Jewish person last year. It was the most spiritual action I have ever experienced. Words fail me. It moved me in an amazing way. I still ponder the day.
Been there several times… although I never met the Rebbe I miss him so much. When I was about 8 a classmate of mine was telling our class what he did over the weekend and he told us he waited in line to meet the Rebbe and they all got dollars from him.
Having in mind the rebbe speaking to hashem is wrong it is exactly what the xtians do with jc. Davening at the rebbes ohel to hashem is fine but there is not person in the middle who acts as a "lawyer" and delivers our message to hashem this is not a Jewish idea the rebbe was great and did mamy great things but to daven to him to talk to hashem is wrong.
This is eerily similar to how certain Muslims gather at the burial places of Saints like HZ Nizamuddin Auliya, Data Sahib, Moeenuddin Chisti. Same concept. These men lived 800 to 1000 years ago and Muslims in South Asia still visit to this day. We pray there and give money to the poor. Some orthadox Muslims think it's sinful but people go because it is centuries old practice.
Thank you for showing this. I live near Ohel of Rabbi Eliyahu Yosef Rabinowitz Kever and wondered what people where doing there at different times of the day and night.
I’m bit confused. Don’t Hasidic Jews shun TVs, computers, etc. How were you able to start a UA-cam channel? I have always been fascinated by Hasidism. Am dying to learn more. ❤
You can pray to G-d based on the merit of the Rebbi lifes work but not to the Rebbi for him to intercede on your request. This is absolutely wrong and against Torah. You are no different to what is practiced in Roman Catholicism by praying to a saint.
very nice video. This past Monday was a day at the Ohel I will never forget - davening Shacharit in the company of Chief Rabbi Lau, and by the Rebbe's grave with The Rabbi of the Western Wall Rabbi Rabinovitz.
Thank you very moving Thank you for sharing your eyes take us to our most holy site of the rebbe obm and Chaya mushka obm I have been to many holy sites in ysrael but never to our blessed tsedek 😊❤❤
I got a dollar from the rebbe when I was 3, and when I went to the ohel I felt like he knew me. Like he said the nefesh stays there I undetstood that when I stood there. I used to live in NJ so I went alot, now I live in South Carolina but atleast I can watch footage like this and remember the vibe there.
That's necromancy... Our Creator told us not to do that. The Tanakh says the "dead know not ANYTHING", and "There is no knowledge in the grave". The soul is not immortal, when we die we're totally dead until the resurrection at the end of the age. Talmud and kabbalah add extra things to the words of our Creator and often conflict with Torah. Watching how the culture is based more on super complicated traditions of men, than the simple straightforward Torah, boggles my mind. Love your channel tho, y'all are cute!
Maimonides wrote about the soul, which will be joined to the body again at the resurrection. He clarified the principles of Jewish belief. Look him up.
Praying at a graves of a gadol is in the chumash clear as day. Go look up the story of the meraglim and read the Rashi. One goes to gis Rebbe , the other goes to daven at the grave of gedolim. How you pray is always a question but there is nobody alive that can argue against this is the pshat of the chumish.
I respect your views and thank you for sharing, but it certainly does not make sense in a monotheistic religion to have an intermediary between you and God. We are all equals in front of God and no person who is simply a scholar of a religion (a rabbi) can intervene on your behalf, to think that would be to attribute God-like qualities to them. I also don't understand why it is Rabbis who get to choose who gets to be a Jew and who does not, that should be between an individual and God. I think that a lot of modern day Judaism has strayed far from the torah unfortunately. Furthermore, to write a letter to someone who is deceased also seems to be an innovation that is not included in the Torah. What logical purpose could this serve? I mean all of this respectfully as food for thought.
Well, Christians view Jesus, our rabbi, rebbe, as our advocate with God...now, I understand where it comes from.... I like that someone is praying, supporting us with God. Yes, we could do it ourselves to a point, but its nice to have support! When, we're praying for something isn't it nice when someone else includes us in their prayers!?... isn't it like an extended version of it?
@Elchanan I was just explaining how Christian people view Jesus, and this video explains how that part came to be...it also was in reference to the person's comment about needing an intermediary. I was showing similarities. I'm fully aware that Jesus part of Christianity not Judaism.
Of course it is! People write prayers and insert them into the cracks of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest place for Jews. And at the tombs of holy rabbis all over Israel. How can you say it's not a Jewish custom?
《Going to the Rebbe's grave is like going to the greatest lawyer who will plea to G.od for us》 as much as I recognize and respect the Loubavicher Rebbe's wisdom in Torah and Mitsvot, I have to say that he is far from being the greatest and he is not even among the Gedolim. He himself admitted that there are much more knowledgeable rabbis than him in the world, who were in a much better position to be Moshiah than him and yet they have never been worshiped this way. Therefore, I think that the way you guys worship him is just not justified and even in the event that he was the greatest, this is wrong as we are not allowed to worship a man like this. Also, many Gedolim have said that they prefer for the women not to come to their grave.
Mendel’s connection to the Rebbe is so sweet. ❤️
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I went as a non Jewish person last year. It was the most spiritual action I have ever experienced. Words fail me. It moved me in an amazing way. I still ponder the day.
Wow! Such an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your experience and your wisdom and these teachings with us! ❤️❤️❤️ Love to all of you and Mendel
Thank you ❤️❤️
I can feel the holiness of the place through the video. ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful. You guys do amazing work! Hatzlacha! Mendel is adorable ❤️
Thank you ❤️ Thank G-d ☺️
Such beautiful traditions. Thank you for sharing such a special experience.
Been there several times… although I never met the Rebbe I miss him so much. When I was about 8 a classmate of mine was telling our class what he did over the weekend and he told us he waited in line to meet the Rebbe and they all got dollars from him.
I’ve been matched with an amazing woman and if we decided to get engaged… going to the Ohel is something we both want to do so much before the chuppa.
I'm very happy for you 😊 seen you around the comment sections of videos much hatzlacha
hello shalom x hugs to you and the family
Thank you
What are the small pebbles on top of the headstones for? Tia
Having in mind the rebbe speaking to hashem is wrong it is exactly what the xtians do with jc. Davening at the rebbes ohel to hashem is fine but there is not person in the middle who acts as a "lawyer" and delivers our message to hashem this is not a Jewish idea the rebbe was great and did mamy great things but to daven to him to talk to hashem is wrong.
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I saw you by the ohel today!
Shoshana❤❤❤ I love that name !!!!!!!
So beautiful! Can you please explain why we rip the papers before throwing them in?
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If i do not have a Jewish name, what should i put ?, thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for explaining this. I learned a lot.
what's the name of the song ?
the song is called "shamil's niggun" and comes with a good story. ask a chabad chasid to give you the back story. I hope this helps.
Absolutely beautiful 🥰🙏
Awesome such a emotional thing.I touched to emotionally.judaism such a amazing.
This is eerily similar to how certain Muslims gather at the burial places of Saints like HZ Nizamuddin Auliya, Data Sahib, Moeenuddin Chisti. Same concept. These men lived 800 to 1000 years ago and Muslims in South Asia still visit to this day. We pray there and give money to the poor. Some orthadox Muslims think it's sinful but people go because it is centuries old practice.
Thank you for sharing how Interesting from Sydney 🇦🇺
Thank you ❤️
Good Rebe mendel jabad lubavitch tzadik maamarim kislev19.
Thank you for showing this. I live near Ohel of Rabbi Eliyahu Yosef Rabinowitz Kever and wondered what people where doing there at different times of the day and night.
Love it !
I was born on the rebbes birthday. יא ניסן. I’m going to the ohel on Monday night.
Wow that’s so special!!
THANK YOU. WHAT AMAIZING IS YOUR VIDEO. WHAT AMAIZING AND HOLY SITE❤❤❤
Beautiful
Thank you
I’m bit confused. Don’t Hasidic Jews shun TVs, computers, etc. How were you able to start a UA-cam channel? I have always been fascinated by Hasidism. Am dying to learn more. ❤
The Rebbe believed, that we should use whatever means necessary to connect Jews. He led a world wide broadcast of lighting Chanukah candles.
computers and technology can be used for holy purposes (such as these videos).
they are neutral. hope this helps.
@@eligornish5811 Thank you for the enlightening response.
@@shevalazaros4427 Thanks for teaching me about Hasidism.
You can pray to G-d based on the merit of the Rebbi lifes work but not to the Rebbi for him to intercede on your request. This is absolutely wrong and against Torah. You are no different to what is practiced in Roman Catholicism by praying to a saint.
very nice video. This past Monday was a day at the Ohel I will never forget - davening Shacharit in the company of Chief Rabbi Lau, and by the Rebbe's grave with The Rabbi of the Western Wall Rabbi Rabinovitz.
Excellent explanation...going there with friends soon:)
I understand what you meant at the end “children have their idols” but it can be very misinterpreted. Perhaps consider editing that bit
Yeah I caught onto that. It basically confirmed my worry with this whole concept of praying at the grave...
Idol is a terminology in the urban dictionary that’s what we were referring to.
@@tal8871 In Judaism you don’t pray to a grave
Ram Ram🙏🙏
כופר !
הרבי שליטא חי וקיים!
What a cooked cult
Thank you very moving
Thank you for sharing your eyes take us to our most holy site of the rebbe obm and Chaya mushka obm I have been to many holy sites in ysrael but never to our blessed tsedek 😊❤❤
The Rebbe was truly a generational Tzaddik. Only someone that lofty could accomplish being so humble.
I got a dollar from the rebbe when I was 3, and when I went to the ohel I felt like he knew me.
Like he said the nefesh stays there I undetstood that when I stood there.
I used to live in NJ so I went alot, now I live in South Carolina but atleast I can watch footage like
this and remember the vibe there.
Greenville?
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MYRTLE BEACH. WE HAVE A GROWING COMMUNITY HERE COME VISIT.
Will try! 👍@@matisyahup613
Ram Ram
So similar to Orthodox Christianity.
Roman Catholic too.
@@user-bw3fl7fj9w Yes 👍
So interesting
The resemblance of what you're doing to xtianity is not something you should feel comfortable with or find "interesting", no offense.
Wow I was there…🙏🙏🙏🙏🤴🏻🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
That's necromancy... Our Creator told us not to do that. The Tanakh says the "dead know not ANYTHING", and "There is no knowledge in the grave". The soul is not immortal, when we die we're totally dead until the resurrection at the end of the age. Talmud and kabbalah add extra things to the words of our Creator and often conflict with Torah. Watching how the culture is based more on super complicated traditions of men, than the simple straightforward Torah, boggles my mind. Love your channel tho, y'all are cute!
Maimonides wrote about the soul, which will be joined to the body again at the resurrection. He clarified the principles of Jewish belief. Look him up.
Praying at a graves of a gadol is in the chumash clear as day. Go look up the story of the meraglim and read the Rashi. One goes to gis Rebbe , the other goes to daven at the grave of gedolim. How you pray is always a question but there is nobody alive that can argue against this is the pshat of the chumish.
I respect your views and thank you for sharing, but it certainly does not make sense in a monotheistic religion to have an intermediary between you and God. We are all equals in front of God and no person who is simply a scholar of a religion (a rabbi) can intervene on your behalf, to think that would be to attribute God-like qualities to them. I also don't understand why it is Rabbis who get to choose who gets to be a Jew and who does not, that should be between an individual and God. I think that a lot of modern day Judaism has strayed far from the torah unfortunately.
Furthermore, to write a letter to someone who is deceased also seems to be an innovation that is not included in the Torah. What logical purpose could this serve? I mean all of this respectfully as food for thought.
Well, Christians view Jesus, our rabbi, rebbe, as our advocate with God...now, I understand where it comes from....
I like that someone is praying, supporting us with God. Yes, we could do it ourselves to a point, but its nice to have support!
When, we're praying for something isn't it nice when someone else includes us in their prayers!?... isn't it like an extended version of it?
@Elchanan I was just explaining how Christian people view Jesus, and this video explains how that part came to be...it also was in reference to the person's comment about needing an intermediary. I was showing similarities. I'm fully aware that Jesus part of Christianity not Judaism.
@Elchanan oh ok
☝🏾❤️💚💙 Thank you ⚜️ I love you
You never explained why you write to the Rebbe. This is not a Jewish custom.
Of course it is! People write prayers and insert them into the cracks of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest place for Jews. And at the tombs of holy rabbis all over Israel. How can you say it's not a Jewish custom?
《Going to the Rebbe's grave is like going to the greatest lawyer who will plea to G.od for us》 as much as I recognize and respect the Loubavicher Rebbe's wisdom in Torah and Mitsvot, I have to say that he is far from being the greatest and he is not even among the Gedolim. He himself admitted that there are much more knowledgeable rabbis than him in the world, who were in a much better position to be Moshiah than him and yet they have never been worshiped this way. Therefore, I think that the way you guys worship him is just not justified and even in the event that he was the greatest, this is wrong as we are not allowed to worship a man like this. Also, many Gedolim have said that they prefer for the women not to come to their grave.