RARE Footage | The Rebbe Performing Havdala

[@Tevye123]

When this happened, I was there watching it.

[@kobyberkovits4093]

thank you for the good commentary better than the standard voices! and thanks for pointing out what was going on and pausing... pls more videos like this

[@mendelkaplan3466]

the rebbe is not looking into the wine,(like said in the commentary)the rebbe is smelling the smoke of the candle,which is rising from the plate.(like many have the custom to do)

[@ΔήμοςΜετεώρων]

But then he put some wine on his eyes?

[@alexg9896]

@@ΔήμοςΜετεώρων Many people have a custom to dip fingers in the spilled havdalah wine and touch it above the eyelids. It is based on Psalms 19:9, "the commandment of the Lord is clear, enlightening the eyes."

[@cmishulovin]

The Nigun is called Hamvdil taken from Nichoach Album

[@Reporterreporter770]

Choli Mishulovin I love it

[@mikearonov2450]

What a leader he was...

[@josephgabriel1671]

Why would the rebbe look into the wine?

[@cryptictalmudicconcepts-sh1859]

It is brought down, in a sefer That by seeing your shadow one will not have sickness during the week.

[@manonamission2000]

Applying the wine to the eyelids is a segula for good eyesight

[@eltiburon4400]

What is the name of the song on this video and who is singing it? Anyone?

[@kobyberkovits4093]

EL Rincon hamavdil by nichoach. m.chabad.org/multimedia/media_cdo/aid/140845/jewish/Hamavdil.htm

[@davidgoodman1544]

hamavdil

[@yohannar.meister6013]

💜💜💜💜💜💜✡️

[@benjaminjones4914]

🕊

[@elizabethjonsiemillikanmon5962]

A los suyos vino y lo rechazaron a pesar de venir de parte del Eterno, pero a otro que vendra en su propio nombre a ese recibirán, Dios bendiga a Israel y a sus hijos y su descendencia en todo el mundo.

[@emmestrada8375]

what is the name of this song? anyone? i think that is yiddish

[@kobyberkovits4093]

Emanuel Estrada hamavdil. performed by nichoach (*nigunei chasidei chabad*-melodies of the folllowers of ChaBaD (i belive)) m.chabad.org/multimedia/media_cdo/aid/140845/jewish/Hamavdil.htm

[@davidgoodman1544]

hamavdil

[@williamrobbins5562]

It is in Hebrew

[@2000Betelgeuse]

This is what I don't like about Judaism, some of the customs sounds so ancient, perhaps when I'm older I will learn to apreciate this part of it

[@TheTorahChannel]

Through Mitzvot we can actually connect to Hashem. It's the method he gave us to discover and reveal him! They are life changing! All the best

[@sasha-gmail4370]

2000Betelgeuse It’s a matter of connection. Just try to do any “ancient” rituals whole heartedly for the sake of Almighty and you are there -HaShem gives you the sense of love and you will look at your own previous spiritual state with surprise. :-)

[@HR-op2cq]

Now if you're not Jewish, that's fine. You don't have to like it. However if you are, I would suggest you study it in depth.. you may come to appreciate it.