The Supremely Victorious Seed

Here is an inspiring and encouraging message from Rav Avigdor Miller on Pesach, Tape #116: 

In downtown Manhattan, if they wouldn’t interfere, then in a short time you’d be amazed, because the streets would become jungles.

All you need is a crack in the sidewalk; a crack between the sidewalk and the paving of the street; and a seed blows in and lodges there.

And the seed has the power of breaking macadam.

It breaks concrete and in the course of time, it becomes a forest.

It’s amazing what HaKadosh Baruch Hu’s creatures can do. And grass and trees would be growing on Broadway and Times Square. And it wouldn’t be such a bad thing at that. I think it would be an improvement.

​But that’s how Hakadosh Baruch works.

And today, a green jungle covers all of Central America, where once the great empire of the Incas had roads and flourishing cities.

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Just think: A grass seed potentially has the power of breaking concrete.

Simply by its innate God-given nature to grow, to thrive and flourish, a seed has the potential to overwhelm and conquer things much stronger and gargantuan.

Just like the Jewish neshamah.

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Rav Miller's Hagaddah

You can access the most up-to-date transcriptions of Rav Miller's Pesach lectures and his booklets HERE.

For those in the Flatbush or Lakewood areas, they printed a few hundred more copies of Rav Miller's Haggadah, which you can purchase for $5 at the following locations:

• Flatbush: Rabbi Landau's Shul
• Flatbush: 860 E.12th Street
• Lakewood: Satmar Shul
• Lakewood: 259 Chestnut Street

​Toras Avigdor subscribers received a free PDF of Rav Miller's Haggadah.
(It seems to be around 240 pages.)

Chag kasher v'sameach - Wishing you all a kosher and joyous Pesach.