A 3 part video series, which I thought readers would find interesting. Peter Santenello goes to Brooklyn to find out what really goes on in the Hasidic communities.
I wanted to see in YouTube the comentaries to se what impression this vídeos make in the general public. We know that the most important thing is to do kidush Hashem. I coudent find any comentaries (inactivated or my mobile phone) don’t know. Anyway Chabad impact in the world it’s incredible! I love my Chabad brothers!
Now I see the comentaries (YouTube) Some very respectful and caring others definitely kidush Hashem! I just so a few of them. But maybe we should go ahead we tu the forth revolution.
drbsd the fourth revolution from Rabbi Ginsburgh is something that I'm not 100% sure of, as it seems no other rabbis have latched on, and I'm not sure that the Lubavitcher Rebbe himself would accept it, so I can't really comment on it. I'll leave that to others with more knowledge and insight. Meanwhile nonJews can learn all they want via the internet now so I guess the point is probably moot anyway.
Toda Raba, Devorah.
ReplyDeleteGoing to watch it all. Bli neder.
You always post very interesting things. Hashem bless you.
nonee
I wanted to see in YouTube the comentaries to se what impression this vídeos make in the general public. We know that the most important thing is to do kidush Hashem.
ReplyDeleteI coudent find any comentaries (inactivated or my mobile phone) don’t know.
Anyway Chabad impact in the world it’s incredible!
I love my Chabad brothers!
Now I see the comentaries (YouTube)
ReplyDeleteSome very respectful and caring others definitely kidush Hashem!
I just so a few of them. But maybe we should go ahead we tu the forth revolution.
I LOVED seeing and learning these videos...
ReplyDeleteThank you, so nice
drbsd the fourth revolution from Rabbi Ginsburgh is something that I'm not 100% sure of, as it seems no other rabbis have latched on, and I'm not sure that the Lubavitcher Rebbe himself would accept it, so I can't really comment on it. I'll leave that to others with more knowledge and insight. Meanwhile nonJews can learn all they want via the internet now so I guess the point is probably moot anyway.
ReplyDeleteUh.. You say: non Jews can learn a lot from the internet, very true!
ReplyDeleteI have learned so much from your blog. Also from various other Jewish blogs, and from shiurs from some Rabbis.
But, here is where i come mostly... :))and still learn so much.
Toda Devorah, and Hashem bless you and yours. Amen.
Will wish you already a Peaceful and restful Shabbat Shalom.
nonee