By COLlive reporter
A new weekly feature on community news service COLlive.com will explore the rich world of Chassidim and niggunim in an exciting podcast.
Through insightful discussions and stirring performances, Rabbi Moshe Weinfeld will guide you through the history, meaning, and significance of these chassidim and their melodies.
Let the niggunim touch your heart and soul, and experience the joy and passion of Chassidim’s rich tradition.
Tune in to “Chassidim and their Niggunim” on COLlive.com, Spotify, and other audio platforms.
This episode is about Reb Zalman Zlatopolsky and the story of his niggun. Three years after the passing of the Rebbe Maharash, the Rebbe Rashab observed Reb Zalman sitting by the seashore, immersed in thought and singing this melody for hours. The Rebbe Rashab remarked that the niggun reflected the life of a Chassid yearning for his Rebbe, feeling as though his Rebbe stood before him despite his physical absence. This story highlights the power of Chabad niggunim to preserve spiritual bonds and evoke profound emotions.
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I love this niggun. All Zlatopolsky’s are direct descendants of Reb Zalman. Undisputed.