The leaders of the Hasidim are Rebbe, but more so, the Masters dictate the life of their people. The Masters claim to have second sight, and the Hasidim follow them unquestionably. ... The Hasidim would feel lightened and unburdened after telling their worries and troubles, but their rebbe would now carry those burdens for them.
In this way the Hasidim were lead by their Masters to live a joyous life.
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