Tinyana 94 · תנינא צ״ד

I heard from the Rebbe’s holy mouth that he had written a lesson on the topic of Rosh HaShanah, showing that it is imperative to travel to tzaddikim for Rosh HaShanah.

Explained there are the three roshim (heads) which come together on Rosh HaShanah when one merits being by the tzaddik.

The tzaddik is the concept of rosh, for he is “rosh b’nei Yisrael (the head of the Children of Israel).”

Rosh HaShanah is also the concept of rosh, because it is the rosh (head) of the year.

And each person comes with his intellect and brain to the tzaddik, and binds the brain and intellect inside his head—which is also the concept of rosh—to the tzaddik—who is “the rosh of the Children of Israel” (Exodus 30:12)—on Rosh HaShanah.

Thus it is that the three roshim come together.

[The Rebbe] had an entire lesson on this, but I did not merit receiving it.