The members of the group in the shtiebel would occasionally gather in one another’s homes to farbreng in honor of Hashem, speaking words of chassidus and joy. Everyone knew that in Rabbi Wolf’s apartment it was impossible to hold such gatherings, because the apartment was extremely small. One day, Rabbi Wolf entered the shtiebel and joyfully announced that with Heavenly help he had succeeded in exchanging his apartment and moving to a larger, more spacious one, and from now on he would be able to host the entire group in his home. Everyone rejoiced with him, happy that he had gone from darkness to light. But they were astonished—how had he managed to exchange his apartment and expand it? He had not a penny to his name. From where had he obtained the money? Perhaps he had inherited a large sum? Rabbi Wolf, son of Rabbi Nosson the chassid, added wonder to their wonder, telling his friends that not only had he moved from a small apartment to a large one, but the second apartment had much more light, much more fresh air, and ample space not only for his family but for the entire group from the shtiebel… “Only one drawback exists in the apartment,” Rabbi Wolf continued, “there is no possibility of hanging the lamp from the ceiling…” No one understood what he meant. Some members of the group decided to investigate the matter—and they discovered the secret. Rabbi Wolf had been living in a rented apartment, and since he was unable to pay the rent, the landlord evicted Ver mais