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One elder Chassid once remarked about two brothers: "They love each other like Chassidim love one another."

== ~~Our~~ Rebbeim's Relationship with Elder Chassidim ==

== The Rebbeim's Relationship with Elder Chassidim ==

The Rebbe Rashab said: "One must learn to receive from elder Chassidim. Once, two great Chassidim stayed in [[Lubavitch]], and for nine months I was occupied with matters discussed then."

The [[Rabbi Sholom DovBer Schneerson (אדמו"ר הרש"ב)|Rebbe Rashab]] said: "One must learn to receive from elder Chassidim. Once, two great Chassidim stayed in [[Lubavitch]], and for nine months I was occupied with matters discussed then."

In Sefer HaMaamarim it is recorded that throughout the generations, elder Chassidim would warn their students to remember how each time of year was observed by Chassidim in earlier times - how Chassidim of old experienced Elul, the days of Selichos, preparation for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, the time of our rejoicing, weekdays, Shabbos and holidays.

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 One elder Chassid once remarked about two brothers: "They love each other like Chassidim love one another."
-== Our Rebbeim's Relationship with Elder Chassidim ==
+== The Rebbeim's Relationship with Elder Chassidim ==
-The Rebbe Rashab said: "One must learn to receive from elder Chassidim. Once, two great Chassidim stayed in [[Lubavitch]], and for nine months I was occupied with matters discussed then."
+The [[Rabbi Sholom DovBer Schneerson (אדמו"ר הרש"ב)|Rebbe Rashab]] said: "One must learn to receive from elder Chassidim. Once, two great Chassidim stayed in [[Lubavitch]], and for nine months I was occupied with matters discussed then."
 In Sefer HaMaamarim it is recorded that throughout the generations, elder Chassidim would warn their students to remember how each time of year was observed by Chassidim in earlier times - how Chassidim of old experienced Elul, the days of Selichos, preparation for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, the time of our rejoicing, weekdays, Shabbos and holidays.