A
Year Of Redemption
Sichos in English
The
Blessing Delivered by
the Rebbe Shlita upon Receiving the Pa’n Klali, Erev Rosh HaShana
1.
Because of the constraints of time upon the community, this is not the
appropriate time to read the Pa’N. Before G-d, all the particular requests
mentioned here are revealed. He who hears the blessings of His nation Israel
will surely fulfill the prayers of His people from His full, open, holy, and
generous hand. In this manner, all the particular requests of the Jewish people
will be fulfilled in regard to material and spiritual matters, fusing the
material and the spiritual together.
May
it be a year of light (In the Hebrew, the Rebbe’s blessings were given in
alphabetical order), a year of blessing, a year of redemption, a year of joy, a
year of glory and splendor, a year of good company, a year of great merits, a
year of good and long life, a year of great and revealed good, a year of good
promises, a year of sustenance, a year of learning with outstanding success, a
year when the desires of each one’s heart will be fulfilled together with
those of the entire Jewish people thus endowing them with the power of the
community, a year of great miracles of both an individual and communal nature, a
year of help from above in all matters both material and spiritual, a year of
strength for each Jew, that his Judaism can be expressed with more strength and
power, a year of redemption, a year of tzedaka, a year of holiness, a
year of walking upright, a year of exaltation, a year of happiness and
rejoicing, a year of Torah, a year of t’filla (prayer), and a year of t’shuva.
A
year when G-d will fulfill the desires of each Jew and the entire Jewish people
in a generous and abundant manner including the most fundamental desire for
which we are constantly waiting, the coming of the ultimate and complete
Messianic Redemption. Then, we will proceed, "with our youth and with our
elders, with our sons and with our daughters," all those who gave in a Pan
and go together with their families and their students to Eretz Yisroel, to
Yerushalayim, to the Beis HaMikdash, and to the Holy of Holies.
Then,
the entire Jewish people will celebrate Rosh HaShana in Eretz Yisroel. Even
there, Rosh HaShana could be celebrated for two days depending on when the
witnesses come. However, the two days are considered as one continuum. This will
lead to continuous life, the era when, "those that lie in the dust will
arise and sing," and with the Rebbe Rayatz among us, we will proceed to
Eretz Yisroel, to Yerushalayim, and to the Beis HaMikdash, "the
Sanctuary of G-d established by Your hands." May it be in the immediate
future.
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