The Rebbe should trademark the Havdalah ritual as a cure for hemorrhoids. Call it The Geykokinyam Segula. Rub the Havdalah wine in deep and spend the next 15 minutes on the toilet. Worked for me!
Although he's definitely creating a big scene out of it, he's not making these things up. There's a lot written about it. Here is some. https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/havdalah-2
Its pretty obvious we are dealing here with a demented Alzheimer diseased MESHUGENER. We shouldn’t make fun of him, we should try and have him institutionalized
5:46 There is no custom like the one this rebbe has, to wash his hands, face and the back of his head The Chasam Sofer could not have had this minhag as 8:01 suggests as the Erloer Rebbe and the Mattesdorfer rebbes, bith grandchildren of his had no such minhag period
I'm not suggesting anything. "period" is a proof for (high)school kids not for adults. period. the minhag is brought already by the Tur and gaoinim, from P.D.R. Eliezer. the question is only if Ramo meant the original minhag from Gaonim or a new thing
250 years ago, Chelmskova, now Ukraine, the OltaChosidDiva Rebbe announces to his chassidim "Before I make havdola, I'm going to sweep the floor as it's dirty. There's absolutely no significance in it, I just want to sweep the floor." To this very day the OltaChosidDiva chassidim announce "Before I make havdola, I'm going to sweep the floor as it's dirty. There's absolutely no significance in it, I just want to sweep the floor." They then sweep the floor and make havdola.
I think first of all the wine is produced as disappearing ink otherwise some chusid would need to buy a new Kaftan every week looks like one of the Kretchinifer rebbes and lastly Rabbonim in Europe never had so much wine to spare they almost died of hunger.
Why do you call him "Big Rebbe"? You should just call him "Big Shtreimel Rebbe".
ReplyDeletethis is minhag is written by Ramo (from gaonim).
Deletechassam soyfer as well
The Rebbe should trademark the Havdalah ritual as a cure for hemorrhoids. Call it The Geykokinyam Segula. Rub the Havdalah wine in deep and spend the next 15 minutes on the toilet. Worked for me!
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DeleteWho washes the floor?
ReplyDeleteOCD Much???
ReplyDeleteAlthough he's definitely creating a big scene out of it, he's not making these things up. There's a lot written about it. Here is some.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/havdalah-2
The big moifes is that he does it wearing a white bekisha and does not leave stains all over it!
ReplyDeleteIts pretty obvious we are dealing here with a demented Alzheimer diseased MESHUGENER.
ReplyDeleteWe shouldn’t make fun of him, we should try and have him institutionalized
5:46
ReplyDeleteThere is no custom like the one this rebbe has, to wash his hands, face and the back of his head
The Chasam Sofer could not have had this minhag as 8:01 suggests as the Erloer Rebbe and the Mattesdorfer rebbes, bith grandchildren of his had no such minhag period
I'm not suggesting anything. "period" is a proof for (high)school kids not for adults. period.
Deletethe minhag is brought already by the Tur and gaoinim, from P.D.R. Eliezer. the question is only if Ramo meant the original minhag from Gaonim or a new thing
Placing wine in the pocket is a Minhag that was started recently but has no Mokor (Source).
ReplyDeleteSomeone invented that is a Segulah for wealth
Placing over the eyes is brought down in the Rema that it is done as חיבוב מצוה
(showing love for the Mitzvah.
Placing it in the pockets is חיבוב כסף
The more theatrics a Rebbe does the bigger he thinks he is.
ReplyDeleteאלו הן עשרים וארבעה דברים המעכבים את תשובה…(כד) המלעיג מנהג חסידים.
ReplyDeleteאלו הן עשרים וארבעה דברים המעכבים את תשובה…(כד) המלעיג מנהג חסידים.
250 years ago, Chelmskova, now Ukraine, the OltaChosidDiva Rebbe announces to his chassidim "Before I make havdola, I'm going to sweep the floor as it's dirty. There's absolutely no significance in it, I just want to sweep the floor."
ReplyDeleteTo this very day the OltaChosidDiva chassidim announce "Before I make havdola, I'm going to sweep the floor as it's dirty. There's absolutely no significance in it, I just want to sweep the floor." They then sweep the floor and make havdola.
I think first of all the wine is produced as disappearing ink otherwise some chusid would need to buy a new Kaftan every week looks like one of the Kretchinifer rebbes and lastly Rabbonim in Europe never had so much wine to spare they almost died of hunger.
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