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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Paramishlan Rebbe Leads Enthusiastic Hakafot Shniyot Celebration

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Paramishlan Rebbe led a Hakafot Shniyot ceremony in Bnei Brak following Sukkot. The event culminated in an emotional moment where Hasidim sang a blessing for abundance, with the Rebbe showing great enthusiasm. The singing of the phrase "until your lips wear out from saying enough" was repeated many times.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • The Paramishlan Rebbe led a Hakafot Shniyot ceremony in Bnei Brak after Sukkot.
  • The Rebbe officiated with deep devotion in his large study hall.
  • A peak emotional moment occurred after the Havdalah ceremony.
  • Hasidim sang a blessing for abundance, "until your lips wear out from saying enough."
  • The Rebbe showed immense enthusiasm, encouraging the singing.
  • The phrase was repeated dozens of times by the Hasidim.

Following the Sukkot holiday, Hakafot Shniyot (second circuits) were held at the Paramishlan Hasidic court in Bnei Brak. The Rebbe led the ceremony with deep devotion in his large study hall, attended by all the Hasidim.

The most emotional moment occurred immediately after the Havdalah ceremony, when the Hasidim began singing "And I will pour out for you a blessing until there is no more room, until your lips wear out from saying 'enough.'" The Rebbe became extremely enthusiastic at this point, encouraging the singing with immense fervor.

The Hasidim, inspired by the Rebbe's holy passion, repeatedly sang the phrase "until your lips wear out from saying enough" dozens of times. The prayer on everyone's heart was that this blessing would indeed come true.

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