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Here is your random question: How do Chassidic Rebbes like the Rachmastrivka Rebbe conduct themselves after Yom Kippur, and what can we learn from them? These tzaddikim don't just turn off their kedusha when the fast ends. They immediately begin preparing for Sukkot. They start building their sukkahs, they're thinking about their arba minim, their lulavim and etrogim. This is how a real Jew lives - from mitzvah to mitzvah, from kedusha to kedusha.

Asked on September 23, 2026

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Tzaddikim teach that true Yiddishkeit is continuous avodas Hashem, not an on-off switch for kedusha. Immediately upon completing one mitzvah, they begin preparing for the next. Our entire life is an uninterrupted journey from mitzvah to mitzvah, kedusha to kedusha, with no breaks. There is no "I'm done" in Judaism; only constant growth and progress.