The Holy Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a Calls to Go Out Dancing on the Nights of Chanukah—Thereby Sweetening the Judgments and Bringing the Geulah Closer with Mercy

Erev Shabbos, Erev Chanukah 5777, and the Coming of Moshiach 777

A public call to all of Am Yisrael—peace and blessing!!!

Rebbe Nachman revealed in Torah 10 that the entire Geulah will be only through song and dancing, in the secret of what will be in the future: Hashem will make a circle-dance for the Tzaddikim, and each one will point with his finger and say, “This is Hashem for Whom we hoped” (end of Ta’anis). “Let us rejoice and be glad in His salvation.”

And in Torah 61 Rebbe Nachman writes, “Come, sing from the head of Emunah”—that the Geulah will come through the melody of the “head of Emunah,” which includes within it all the melodies in the world.

Therefore, it is an obligation upon all of Am Yisrael, on every night of Chanukah, to hold dances until the light of morning—until the Vasikin prayer. Through this, all barren women will be remembered, and the verse will be fulfilled in us: “There shall not be among you a man or woman who is barren, nor among your animals.”

And through this we will go out from all illnesses, in the aspect of: “All the sickness that I placed upon Egypt I will not place upon you, for I am Hashem your Healer.” For it is impossible to leave illnesses except through dancing and circle-dances. Then each person will point with his finger—through guarding the eyes—and say: “This is Hashem for Whom we hoped.”

                                       In the merit of Rebbe Nachman, holy and awesome

                                  In the merit of the holy and pure Torah

                                               Your faithful servant

                                               Eliezer Berland

In light of The Rav shlit"a’s call, we will gather every night for singing and dancing until the light of morning—from Motzaei Shabbos Kodesh, the first night of Chanukah, until Motzaei Shabbos Kodesh, the eighth night of Chanukah—at our Beis Midrash on Ido HaNavi Street, from 9:00.

P.S. The children return home at 10:00.

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In his own handwriting: the call of the holy Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a to come and bring the Geulah closer through song and dancing—Chanukah is a time especially suited for this.

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