Rabbi Berland shlit"a: On Uman and how everyone will return with great abundance from Uman because the Rebbe bestows his influence upon everyone
This morning, Wednesday, the 18th of Elul, the birthday of the holy Baal Shem Tov, our teacher, the righteous Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, entered the prayer hall at 4:10 AM for the daily lesson on the Daf Yomi (daily page of Talmud), pages 15 and 16 in Tractate Keritot, a lesson that lasted 17 minutes.
At their conclusion, the Rav began Chatzos (midnight lamentations), starting from 'Urah Na' from Tikkun Rachel and Tikkun Leah, followed by the morning songs and the Shacharit (morning) prayer.
At the end of the prayer, the Rav shlit"a delivered a short lesson and spoke about the preparations for the journey to the 'Kibbutz HaGadol' (the great gathering) by Rebbe Nachman zy"a in Uman, and how everyone will return with great abundance from Uman because the Rebbe bestows his influence upon everyone.
The Rav shlit"a mentioned Tractate Me'ilah in the Daf Yomi (daily page of Talmud) which they are starting to learn these days, and said that with diligence, one can finish the entire tractate in a few days.
The Rav mentioned that yesterday, the 17th of Elul, was the greatest day of the year and noted that, G-d willing, we are traveling to Rebbe Nachman zy"a on the 25th of Elul, the day of the creation of the world. He emphasized that we should reach the Tzaddik by any means, without being affected by all kinds of obstacles and delays on the way, such as flight cancellations, etc.
The Rav mentioned the wisdom of the daughters of Zelophehad, who knew that if there is no son, the daughter inherits. Therefore, they came with this claim to Moshe Rabbeinu, who then asked Hashem.
The Rav mentioned that whoever disagreed with Moshe Rabbeinu did not merit an inheritance in the Land of Israel. He also cautioned that those who chase after the Rav's car end up being late for prayers, and that one must be careful to arrive on time for prayer.
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