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== Sichos in Chassidus Chabad == | == Sichos in Chassidus Chabad == | ||
In the early generations of Chabad Chassidus, there were no regular sichos besides maamarim (Chassidic discourses). Occasionally the Rebbe would say a "vort" (short teaching) or words of inspiration. In later years, especially from the nesius of [[the Rebbe Rashab]] onwards, the Rebbeim began delivering sichos to chassidim during [[Farbrengen|farbrengens]]. The Rebbe Rashab's sichos were mainly given during the three set farbrengen days of [[Simchat torah|Simchas Torah]], [[Yud Tes Kislev]] and [[Purim]], and from 1906 also on [[Acharon Shel Pesach]] (at the [[Seudas Moshiach]]). Additionally, there are records of sichos he gave not to the entire crowd of chassidim but rather at his home to family members and close chassidim. | In the early generations of Chabad Chassidus, there were no regular sichos besides maamarim (Chassidic discourses). Occasionally the Rebbe would say a "[[vort]]" (short teaching) or words of inspiration. In later years, especially from the nesius of [[the Rebbe Rashab]] onwards, the Rebbeim began delivering sichos to chassidim during [[Farbrengen|farbrengens]]. The Rebbe Rashab's sichos were mainly given during the three set farbrengen days of [[Simchat torah|Simchas Torah]], [[Yud Tes Kislev]] and [[Purim]], and from 1906 also on [[Acharon Shel Pesach]] (at the [[Seudas Moshiach]]). Additionally, there are records of sichos he gave not to the entire crowd of chassidim but rather at his home to family members and close chassidim. | ||
The style of the sichos was as a response and discussion between the chassidim and the Rebbe, where typically during the farbrengen the Rebbe would be asked questions by chassidim which he would answer with explanations in the sicha. | The style of the sichos was as a response and discussion between the chassidim and the Rebbe, where typically during the farbrengen the Rebbe would be asked questions by chassidim which he would answer with explanations in the sicha. | ||