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from Zichron Zot ( Mei-Avdut Hatzaddikim 38), 1892           I have decided for a reason known to me to add here the following story ...

      The Neschizer rebbe treated the walls of his house, which had been home to his father and brother with especial holiness and great l...

The moon rose in the swinging sky And glittered at the fox Who turned his pointy nose and sniffed. A cat turned on the rocks. The ocean tur...

(Story translated from an authentic Hasidic text, first published in 1892)             Also on Purim 5627 [1867], the Neschizer Rebbe quoted...

            The Neschizer rebbe was told that a certain person was learning forbidden literature.             The Neschizer rebbe said to ...

The greatest spiritual illumination that can possibly rest in a person’s heart for the good is that he will always find himself desiring t...

a stray bird flew above the scrubby hill the air twisted like an olive press The howler monkeys seemed on the verge of speech