"Hassids don't say farewell, for they're always together" is an oft-quoted maxim but seldom understood. Maintaining closeness with a friend while gaining the advantages of distance, seems like having your herring and eating it. On this episode we discuss frames-of-mind and tactics for elevating the current, dull, Facebook friend era. 
<a href="https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=25051&st=&pgnum=220&hilite=" target="_blank">Rebbe's Farbrengen, Shabbat Tazria 1957</a>

"Hassids don't say farewell, for they're always together" is an oft-quoted maxim but seldom understood. Maintaining closeness with a friend while gaining the advantages of distance, seems like having your herring and eating it. On this episode we discuss frames-of-mind and tactics for elevating the current, dull, Facebook friend era. Rebbe's Farbrengen, Shabbat Tazria 1957

"Hassids don't say farewell, for they're always together" is an oft-quoted maxim but seldom understood. Maintaining closeness with a friend while gaining the advantages of distance, seems like having your herring and eating it. On this episode we discuss frames-of-mind and tactics for elevating the current, dull, Facebook friend era.&nbsp;
<a href="https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=25051&amp;st=&amp;pgnum=220&amp;hilite=" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rebbe's Farbrengen, Shabbat Tazria 1957</a>

11. Long Distance Friendships

What did the Chassidic Rabbi say to the Jewish guy who grew up with Matzo and Easter eggs? The Zal is an informal conversation on (usually?) profound ideas found in and beyond Jewish life and traditions. Tune in with Adam Valen Levinson, Sociology Fellow at Yale, and Dovid Grossbaum, Rabbi at Chabad of Indiana. The Zal is sponsored in part by grants from The Bananaschewitz Foundation and Schmendl's Herring Deodorant.

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