Mittler Rebbe
When the holy words flow from on high, sometimes the ink doesn’t have time to dry.
Rabbi Dovber was born on 9 Kislev 5534 (1773) in Belarus. Known as the Mitteler Rebbe (“Middle” Rebbe), he succeeded his father as the Rebbe of Chabad. The Mitteler Rebbe relocated to the village of Lubavitch, where he taught some of the most esoteric, complex, and intricate Chassidic thought and philosophy. The Mitteler Rebbe passed away on the same day of his birth, 9 Kislev, 5588 (1827).
Breaking Down the Highest Level of Empathy
Rabbi Simon Jacobson breaks down the highest level of empathy by telling a story of the Mittler Rebbe.
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Heartwarming Chassidic Stories and Melodies
Join Rabbi Jacobson in this intimate setting and experience the warmth and soul expressed — like nowhere else — in Chassidic stories and songs.
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Newfound Manuscript From the Mitteler Rebbe Gives Hope
This manuscript was penned by the second Chabad Rebbe’s (Rabbi Dovber Schneerson, the Mitteler Rebbe), and it includes the conclusion of a discourse delivered by his father, Rabbi Schneur Zalman on Shabbat Parshat Va’eirah 5568.
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