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Is anyone bothered by this? Maybe it's just me.
“When I think about why Israelis visit Pushkar, I can’t find any logical reason except for the fact that it’s a G-dly birur of a place that needs it so badly. The most amazing thing is that right in the center of impurity, hundreds of Israelis return to their Father in heaven, and connect with the ‘tree of life,’ the Rebbe.
From here, as always. Since when do we refer to the rebbe as the tree of life? Is that just since his passing?
“When I think about why Israelis visit Pushkar, I can’t find any logical reason except for the fact that it’s a G-dly birur of a place that needs it so badly. The most amazing thing is that right in the center of impurity, hundreds of Israelis return to their Father in heaven, and connect with the ‘tree of life,’ the Rebbe.
From here, as always. Since when do we refer to the rebbe as the tree of life? Is that just since his passing?