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i need some geshmake horrifying dibuk stories to tell to my younger siblings when they go to sleep.
That’s a pretty disrespectful way to talk about a serious and important topic.
I have an urge to give you a taste of something “geshmake” and “horrifying” right now.Save the Halloween stuff for Purim…..
You have to wait for camp, when you are sitting aroung the campfire at 12am…
The nightmare on Elm St, change it to 13 Ave, Lee Ave, Central Ave, Ave J, Clinton Ave, Route 59 or any street depending on where you live
I have heard lots of stories about weaselly workers or supervisors trying to pass dibuk.
Be careful! They say if you speak about them too much you might call one into you.
(This is a true as most of the stories.)
My grandfather had a story from his shtetl, Boiberke, where he and another boy once brought a horse into the Beis Medrash and tied it to the Bimah. The shamash, Reb Chaim Abbaleh, walked in and told them it was a fahrbloonzit neshoomeh fun anderre velt (lost soul from the other world) and they had to fetch the Dayan to Mach a Tikun. This required putting a Tallis over the horse (who did not agree to accept the Tallis) and while they were working on this my great grandfather and other men came in and told Reb Chaim Abbaleh that the two boys were making a fool of him, and so they released the horse and it ran away.
The chofetz chaim said that there won’t be any more dibukim after the one he himself excised from a young girl. This happened jn front of major talmidim inclusion rav elchonon…the chofetz chaim said also that there will be a time soon that people will be so starved for ruchnius and engulfed in a materialistic society devoid of anything supernatural, that they will jump at the chance to see such a thing
My Grandfather told me they took a goat to the dorfs bal hagolahs house and when there up to shfok hamoskah they push the goat in, the goat ran to the table and had a grand time, the bal hagolah told the goat “reb eleyahu ess vous er vilt ubber tee nist ka shooden”
Why was one of my comments deleted?
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