The Rebbe regrets the maamarim were sent to Eretz Yisrael instead of to him and suggests finding someone knowledgeable locally. He notes Chassidim value all maamarim equally, regardless of author or print status, though he personally questions this approach.

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The Rebbe explains that refraining from Torah study due to illness is like refusing medicine because one is sick. Torah itself brings healing, and one must persist in learning—at least the daily portions of Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya. The Rebbe encourages optimism in recovery and expresses hope for good news, both spiritually and physically.

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The Rebbe advises a young yeshiva student not to become preoccupied with endless questions, as they often distract from true Torah study. Emphasis is placed on diligent learning with humility and acceptance (na'aseh v’nishma), rather than constant intellectual challenge-seeking.

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The Rebbe encourages the writer to include reports on Torah and outreach activities, not only personal matters, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on spreading Yiddishkeit even during difficulties. He supports the move to a better home and offers a practical solution for financing it, with blessings for success.

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The Rebbe acknowledges the summer learning arrangements and increased enrollment, though notes it's still insufficient given the urgent need. He approves the students’ Lag BaOmer trip to Meron and urges continued follow-up with those inspired there, emphasizing the ongoing responsibility in spreading Yiddishkeit.

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The Rebbe rules it's preferable to hire a non-Jewish teacher for secular studies than a Jewish woman who is not observant, to avoid negative influence. He awaits good news from Lag BaOmer activities and encourages preparing properly for Shavuos.

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The Rebbe advises arranging a heter iska to avoid halachic doubt in a loan, discourages skipping parts of davening, and emphasizes the spiritual responsibility when choosing to move to Eretz Yisrael. He encourages extra care in Torah and mitzvos, especially when entering the “palace of the King.”

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The Rebbe sends blessings for the recovery of Dr. Yosef Alter (Tomarkin), emphasizing the eternal impact of his time in Tomchei Temimim. He encourages strengthening both physical and spiritual health, highlighting the healing power of Torah, teshuvah, and serving Hashem with joy, especially as Shavuos approaches.

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The Rebbe questions the necessity of reprinting the Maamar Patach Eliyahu with the Rebbe Rashab’s notes, given the abundance of recent Chassidus publications. Nonetheless, if it's a communal request and carefully edited, he permits it—provided it doesn't disrupt the yeshiva schedule. He also encourages greater diligence in learning and influencing peers.

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The Rebbe urges not to settle for past achievements but to intensify efforts in spreading authentic Torah and Yiddishkeit, especially amid today’s confusion and false ideologies. He stresses the unique responsibility of our generation to counter these trends with strength and clarity, viewing it as a vital mission of the times.

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