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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Rebbe of Sanz Delivers Profound Promise at Hakafot Shniyot

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Rebbe of Sanz delivered a significant address during the Hakafot Shniyot ceremony, concluding Sukkot celebrations. His words were described as a "shaking promise" that deeply affected attendees.

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  • Rebbe of Sanz gave a profound address at Hakafot Shniyot.
  • The promise was described as deeply moving and "shaking."
  • The event concluded Sukkot celebrations.
  • Moshe Goldstein documented the ceremony.

The Rebbe of Sanz delivered a deeply moving address during the Hakafot Shniyot (second circuit of the Torah scrolls) ceremony, an event that marked the culmination of Sukkot celebrations. The Rebbe's words, described as a "shaking promise," resonated profoundly with the assembled Hasidim. The ceremony followed a week of observances under the Rebbe's spiritual leadership, including the construction of the sukkah, the preparation of festive meals, the ritual shaking of the lulav and etrog, and prayer services. The event was documented by Moshe Goldstein, capturing the spiritual atmosphere and the Rebbe's impactful message.

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