Editing Tziyun of the Rebbe Rayatz (section)

==== Azkara at the Tzion Even Without Leaving 770 ====
In the diary of Rabbi Aharon Dov Halperin, it is told that on Erev Sukkot 5734 (1973), one of the visitors from the Holy Land submitted an urgent note to the Rebbe regarding his father who had suffered a severe heart attack and whose condition had become critical. After a short while, the answer came out: "I will mention at the tzion and he should bring good news." The person was not satisfied with this answer and immediately submitted another urgent note in which he wrote that it was impossible to wait until the Rebbe would go to the Ohel in more than a week (after Sukkot, when the custom is not to travel there) because it was a critical situation that couldn't wait. Shortly thereafter, an answer came from the Rebbe: "Since then - I have already mentioned him several times at the tzion. If he wishes - he may go himself to the tzion and bring good news."

The secretary Rabbi Sholom Mendel Simpson related that once one of Anash (Chassidim) called the secretariat and asked to submit an urgent blessing request for a sick person to the Rebbe, and immediately after he submitted the note, the Rebbe issued a response: "I will mention at the tzion." After several hours, the secretary received another phone call with an update that the condition of the sick person had improved. Again he submitted a note to the Rebbe, and to his surprise received the following response: "I will mention him again at the tzion," despite the fact that since the previous response, the Rebbe had not left his room. "It appears that the Rebbe doesn't need to leave his room in order to mention someone for blessing at the tzion," concluded the secretary in relating this story.

Similarly, Rabbi Chaim Sholom Dober Lipsker relates that his relative R' Yaakov Yosef Lepkivker was in Russia and was refused permission to leave, and asked his family relatives who lived in Crown Heights to request the Rebbe's blessing that he should be able to leave Russia. R' Berel Lipsker wrote about this to the Rebbe once and the Rebbe answered: "I will mention at the tzion." After a few days, R' Berel wrote to the Rebbe again about this matter and the Rebbe answered: "I mentioned him at the tzion and will mention him again." This occurred despite the fact that during that entire period the Rebbe did not travel to the Ohel.

Even after 27 Adar I 5752 (1992), the Rebbe responded with the wording: "I will mention at the tzion."
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