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Can someone fill us in on the Kever of a special Tzaddik upstate (I think near Albany) where many go to, because it’s been said that they find their Zivugim shortly thereafter.
Who is it? Where is it?
you’re not talking about ‘The Sweetheart Stone’ at Howe’s Caverns, right? …………………..selicha!
You mean the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s tziyun? People go there to get engaged (Lubavitchers)
BS”D
Ummm..the Lubavitcher Rebbe is not buried anywhere near Albany! He is buried near where you can get a flight to Albania 🙂 – in Queens on the way to the airport (using a roundabout route which I no longer remember).
The only kever of a tzaddik I know of anywhere that could be called upstate is that of Reb Yoilish in Kiryas Joel, Monroe – but that is not all that far upstate. I have never heard it being associated with shidduchim, though.
maybe in Rochester or Buffalo?
R Yonah Landau specializes in locating Kivrei Tzadikim in the USA. any has contact info?
In this wk’s ‘Flatbush Jewish Journal’ there’s a full pg ad: ‘Visit Kivrei Tzadikim, a half-day of inspiration in the local NY area’. it lists which kevarim are being visited, etc.
with Harav Moshe Y. Scheinerman, shlita
‘in the local NY area’ does not include Albany, Buffalo or Rochester
wellmeaning~ “R Yonah Landau specializes in locating Kivrei Tzadikim in the USA. any has contact info?” … I was only trying to be helpful with the (only) info I had seen recently. the ad says: “an opportunity to daven for health, parnassa, shidduchim.”
BS”D
I think you are confusing Upstate New York with northern E”Y as the kever you describe really sounds like that of the tanna Yonason ben Uziel in Amuka. I checked to see where the Ribnitzer ZYA is buried – also not upstate – his kever is in Monsey.
There is a website that lists many kivrei tzaddikim in the US – do a search and see if you find it there.
600kilobear~ my first thought was to associate this post with Amuka, but I figured that everyone knows it’s in Israel.
& yes, the Ribnitzer, zt’l, is in the same bais oilam as my in-laws, a’h.
happy for you that you found it! 🙂
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