He is referred to as "Arizal HaChai – the Living Arizal," an epithet that is not used for other great Jews, even those who only died on account of "the serpent's bite," and even those of whom it is said that they "did not die" at all.
Come prepared or come as you are – the main thing is to be there!
Who was this dynamic rabbi, the 'engineer' of the annual Simchas Torah 'geula train' and beloved Chabad shliach? This man, dedicated heart and soul to the Rebbe and to his shlichus was Rabbi Aharon Peretz (HaKohen) Stawsky, of blessed memory.
We are approaching the Yom Tov of Sukkos. It is a special holiday of unity and joy, achieved by combining the Arba Minim and everyone eating in the embrace of the Sukka. Both of these components are inherently connected to Moshiach.
HAVE YOU SHATTERED YOUR TABLETS YET?
…the very last verse of the Torah which is G-d's eulogy for Moses who has just passed away… describes his "strong hand" and the "great awe that Moses performed before the eyes of all Israel." What is the meaning of his "strong hand" and what was the "awesome" act that he performed before "the eyes of all Israel"? …what was so spectacular and positive about his shattering of the tablets?