The Rebbe explains the difference between 'Gam Zu LeTovah' and 'Kol Ma D'avid Rachmana Letav Avid,' teaching that the former means the event itself is good, not just its outcome. He highlights the deeper, more revealed aspect of G-d's goodness in life's events.

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The Rebbe urges the advisory and organizing committee of Kfar Chabad to ensure that their discussions lead to practical, lasting changes in all areas, not just during special occasions. He emphasizes unity and the importance of heartfelt words, invoking the merit of the village's founder for success.

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The Rebbe thanks the recipient for a chassidic discourse and requests details about its origins and a list of similar discourses. He inquires about information regarding the famous chozar of the Mitteler Rebbe, asking for any historical details or writings related to him.

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The Rebbe writes about mentioning names at the Ohel for blessings, connects this to the auspicious days of redemption (12th–13th Tammuz), and discusses a halachic point regarding tzt"z responsa. He encourages joyful service of Hashem and addresses a scholarly question.

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The Rebbe addresses a long gap in correspondence, emphasizing that Chabad chassidim should always be active in bringing light. He connects the recent days of redemption to blessings for each person's personal redemption from confusion, enabling joyful service of Hashem.

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The Rebbe writes about the importance of influencing grandchildren in spiritual matters, promoting the concept of family purity to wider circles, and maintaining the daily recitation of Tehillim. He emphasizes that teshuvah not only removes punishment but brings added success.

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The Rebbe acknowledges receiving the letter and telegram, noting surprise at the reduced correspondence after a visit. He emphasizes the importance of frequent communication, especially after visits, and highlights the great value in sharing good news as part of Ahavas Yisrael.

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The Rebbe's secretary encourages a student to pursue both teacher certification and rabbinic ordination, emphasizing the importance of official credentials for effective influence in Jewish education. He notes that such qualifications enhance respect and opportunities to spread Judaism.

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The Rebbe writes to Yitzchak Dov Kapelov, offering blessings for his Torah study and personal needs. He expresses interest in memories from Dobra near Nikolaev, a Jewish colony founded by the Rebbeim, where many chassidim and relatives lived.

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The Rebbe addresses the balance between Torah study and acts of kindness, clarifying halachic priorities. He offers blessings for health, especially regarding the recipient's son, and encourages sharing good news about his wellbeing.

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