the maamorim were published before. Shavrick adds the footnotes etc. Like Chassidus Mevueres. The Shaychus - it seems to me - is his will to spread the branches of Chabad that don't get much "airtime."
a piece of advice. if you read the Maamar out loud, in a Maamar Nigun, with proper emphasis, then the commas are correct. If you simply want to fly through, then the commas will bother you. it's like Taamei HaMikrah.
what's the shaychus btw/ the maamorim that are being put out?
ReplyDeleteones from kopust, strashelye, then the alter rebbe, does the melaket just choose them randomly or is their a kavvana
(not meant as a mean question, just curious)
Are these new maamurim that were never seen before ?
ReplyDeletethe maamorim were published before. Shavrick adds the footnotes etc. Like Chassidus Mevueres. The Shaychus - it seems to me - is his will to spread the branches of Chabad that don't get much "airtime."
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ReplyDeleteThe quotes on the front page seem to show a reluctance to learn chasidus from anyone outside the direct lubavitch lineage.
Is that correct and is that still the case?
Anon
ReplyDeleteThe Alte chasidim would not touch anything out of the Lubavich rebiem, no question about that.
the Rebbe seemed to be more open to it....
The excessive commas are redundant and break the reading flow
ReplyDeleteway to many commas
ReplyDeletea piece of advice. if you read the Maamar out loud, in a Maamar Nigun, with proper emphasis, then the commas are correct. If you simply want to fly through, then the commas will bother you. it's like Taamei HaMikrah.
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