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.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/017/010/6405

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.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/017/010/6403

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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The Rebbe acknowledges receipt of the letter and report from Tzeirei Agudas Chabad in Kfar Chabad, encourages them to maximize the impact of recent events, especially with tourists, and blesses them with success in their holy work.

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The Rebbe writes that one should choose a Torah study path in areas that resonate with their heart, as the Torah is vast and everyone can find their place. At least one area of study should be Chabad Chassidus, and questions can be brought to those who study it regularly.

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The Rebbe writes about the joy of hearing that the recipient succeeded in publishing his father's manuscript, encourages him to influence fellow Jews to study it, and stresses that strengthening Judaism in America will positively affect Jews everywhere, even behind the Iron Curtain.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/017/010/6398

The Rebbe encourages continued and expanded efforts in the work of Nshei Chabad, emphasizing the lasting spiritual impact of good deeds. He notes that such actions bring satisfaction to souls above and urges not only persistence but also growth in both quantity and quality.

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The Rebbe sends blessings to those involved in Gan Yisrael, connecting its opening to the day of the Previous Rebbe's liberation. He writes that this auspicious beginning will bring ongoing redemption from all undesirable matters and great success in all aspects of Gan Yisrael.

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