The Rebbe expresses surprise that the woman hasn't pursued available medical treatments like Artizan and Kartizan, and encourages her to participate in Torah classes and Neshei Chabad activities, emphasizing their present benefit and spiritual value, with a blessing for success.

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The Rebbe encourages the writer not to fall into sadness or self-doubt, emphasizing that avoiding negative speech includes how one speaks about themselves. He highlights the spiritual power of the days between Pesach and Shavuot and blesses the writer with improved health and growing success in spreading Yiddishkeit and Chassidus.

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The Rebbe expresses concern over emotional turmoil during hardship, urging focused thought despite physical strain. He affirms the importance of teaching women Torah concepts, especially in our generation, and encourages continued growth in Chassidus and personal observance.

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The Rebbe urges continued strong efforts to resolve a communal issue related to bris milah, stressing its deep spiritual and physical significance. He blesses the expansion of activities over the summer and prays for true success in Torah and joy.

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The Rebbe urges a respected doctor to assist a Chassidic rabbi in need, emphasizing the importance of healing both body and soul. He encourages sharing a beneficial surgical method for wider impact.

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The Rebbe blesses the writer and his wife at the Ohel for improved health and connects this to the theme of true freedom during the Omer, emphasizing bodily health as part of spiritual readiness for Torah. He also clarifies a textual note about the cows carrying the Ark, showing their connection to King David even before his formal reign.

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The Rebbe reflects on a teaching of the Abarbanel, adding the Baal Shem Tov’s insight that spiritual work must involve the body. Chassidus reveals that even the soul will eventually receive vitality from the body. Thus, rather than rejecting physical life, one should sanctify it—knowing Hashem in all one’s ways—bringing inner peace and deeper Divine connection.

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The Rebbe encourages optimism for improvement and explains that the son's reserved nature may be misunderstood as coldness, especially in close-knit communities.

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The Rebbe encourages the writer's progress in Chassidus and advises focusing now on Torah and spiritual work rather than future livelihood concerns. He addresses the emotional ups and downs in serving Hashem, urging persistence and consultation with local elders, and encourages active involvement in Chabad youth activities.

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The Rebbe advises consulting Rabbi Shlomo Matusof regarding work-related decisions in Morocco and emphasizes that one must uphold Torah values consistently, regardless of personal preferences or location.

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