The Rebbe responds to someone who wants to know how to get started carrying out Chabad outreach activities.

The Rebbe writes to a father about the efficacy of removing his son from his present school for health reasons.

The Rebbe addresses a woman's doubts about her ability to teach her young students.

The Rebbe writes to his relative Mrs. Devorah Leah Horenstein that nostalgia and memories must bring to practical action.

In the second letter of a double class (see previous episode), the Rebbe disagrees with a mother who claims to have no "mazal" in life at all. The Rebbe's proofs are taken straight from the woman's own letter.

The Rebbe writes to a group of young women and protests the self-deprecating manner in which they describe themselves.

The Rebbe writes to a mashgiach in the Toras Emes yeshiva in Jerusalem about the importance of educating students beyond their academic studies.

The Rebbe asks someone who deals with Israeli soldiers if he can encourage them to correspond with him.

The Rebbe writes to a teachers' union warning them about the irrevocable harm that can be caused by a teachers' strike.

The Rebbe expresses pain about young people who are overly fixated on how they will make a living in the future.