A man once dreamt that he was standing in a big building full of people. Suddenly, the ground began to tremble. People panicked and began to run in all directions. The ceiling of the building seemed to be on the verge of collapsing at any moment. Then he saw the Rebbe standing in the room and he was holding the ceiling as if to prevent it from falling on the people in the building. When he woke up in the morning, he remembered his dream but he couldn't make heads or tails of it. That day, while Davening in Shul, his seat suddenly slipped 2 yards to the side. Who was pushing his chair? Looking around, he noticed that all the other chairs in the Shul had also moved! It seemed that an earthquake had just taken place– but miraculously, no one had been hurt! It was at that point that he began to understand his dream...and he realized that this miracle was in the Zchus of the Rebbe.
Question of the day
What was the man’s dream about?
Quote of Day
There is nothing more crooked then smooth talk and nothing more wholesome that a broken heart. (Bringing Heaven Down to Earth)
Hachlata of the day
Say your brochos out loud so that people can answer amen.
Picture of Day
Unfortunately due to some technical difficulties a picture of the cutest baby in the world has not been uploaded yet. So although two weeks late, with out further ado, The Most Awesome Hachana Committee would like to welcome Maryasha Esther Alevsky into this world.
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