The Violin Player's Nigun

A Wedding Without Dancing

B"H Season Two #2. Join the journey of Eliezer and Devorah as the Cossacks storm their wedding, seeking to destroy their lives. In this powerful story, filled with bitachon in Hashem, we witness the strength of true faith and how Divine Providence places a person in exactly the right place at the right time.Wishing Mazal Tov and a Shnas Hatzlacha to Yosef Chaim Hacohen Ben Miriam. This story has been dedicated in part Lilui Nishmas Tzivia Leah Bas Yehuda. To dedicate and sponsor an upcoming story please reach out at www.chassidicstorieswithedan.com

The Violin Player's Nigun

Season Two, Episode OneA wandering neshama once came to Reb Yisroel of Kozhnitz, pleading for help. Sensing its pain, the tzaddik asked if it remembered any connection with him during its lifetime. When the neshama recalled a nigun it had once played at the Rebbe’s own wedding, Reb Yisroel sang it with deep devotion that very next Shabbos. Through that very nigun, the gates of Gan Eden were opened, allowing the neshama to finally enter.

Reb Yosef The Coachman

B”H #50. Join Reb Yosef on his journey of giving up a position of leadership to become a wagon driver. Experience the embarrassment he felt, alongside the powerful shift in perspective that followed. With his wife’s confidence in the Rebbe’s words guiding him, he was able to grow into the greatness he was meant to achieve.

My Neshama Is No Longer Lost

#49. B"H Join the Baal Shem Tov on a journey with his students, sent to help one person. A souls task may only be to help one person in need. Happy Birthday to Yisroel Dovid Hanouka! Mazal Tov to Mendel Zaklikovsky and Mussie Shemtov on their engagement. May they be blessed with a Binyan Adi Ad.

The Baal Akdamus

#48. B”H Mazal Tov and a Shnas Hatzlacha to Esther Rivkin. May she give much Nachas to the Rebbe, her parents and Teachers. Today’s story contains the background to the special Piyut called Akdamus. Mazal Tov and a Shnas Hatzlacha and a Refuah Shelaimah to Reb Shmuel ben Bracha Tirtza.