Once, during a farbrengen, the Rebbe was
giving brochos to the Jews in Russia. The Rebbe said “L’chayim far di vos
zennen nisht do” [L’chayim on behalf of those who are unable to be here
(physically), i.e. the Jews trapped behind the iron curtain]. The Rebbe then
paused, and continued with an additional brocho – “L’chayim far di vos
meinen az zei zennen doh, ober zei zennen nisht doh” [L’chayim for those
that believe themselves to be present here, but are in fact not here at all].
A collection of stories on numerous topics from different farbrengens and other sources
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