The Rebbe is dead. Long live the new Rebbe.Actually the old rebbe has been dead for quite some time now.
As Hasidim, it is the responsibility of the Lubavitchers to choose a new rebbe.
Let's get this process moving.
If you need some help, we can recommend some executive search firms who will help you narrow down your field of candidates. Or you may want to talk to the Dalai Lama, who has his own concerns about succession in a charismatic religious position.
The deceased rebbe is not coming back. So let's get the show on the road and select a new rebbe. OK?
"As Hasidim, it is the responsibility of the Lubavitchers to choose a new rebbe."
ReplyDeleteJust like the Breslovers, right?
"As Hasidim, it is the responsibility of the Lubavitchers to choose a new rebbe."
ReplyDeletewhy
Well doh, because that's what Hasidism is!
ReplyDeletewhy did you suddenly remember that they need a new Rebbe? I mean why today?
ReplyDelete"Well doh, because that's what Hasidism is!"
ReplyDeleteby definition?
Yes it is by definition that a Hasidic group has a rebbe who serves as their charismatic leader. The Breslover Hasidim are the one notable exception.
ReplyDeleteThe Lubavitchers always had a rebbe until this last one died and now they do need a new rebbe.
Why now do I bring it up? Why not?
there will not be a new rebbe,for this is the final generation of exile,this time is just a concealment till we will be reinited with our rebbe,the moses of our generation,speedily in our days!!!moshiach now!
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