The Rebbe explains that we are encouraged to ask and even demand from Hashem to fulfill all our needs, even those that seem trivial. In return, when Hashem asks us to help another Jew spiritually, we should do so with great joy and gratitude.

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The letter explains that initial inspiration is meant to lead to consistent action, even when excitement fades. One should not let the Yetzer Hara turn this process into sadness, but instead work steadily, step by step, with joy and proper self-care for both spiritual and physical success.

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The Rebbe responds to a request for relief from travel due to poor health, advising instead to pray for improved health so one can continue their holy work. He emphasizes that G-d fulfills desires when they cause no harm and blesses the recipient's family.

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The Rebbe expresses surprise at not receiving reports about the recipient's activities, especially during significant times. He emphasizes the main role of shadarim in both material and spiritual matters and gives blessings for success in upcoming travels and interactions.

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The Rebbe affirms the recipient's decision to seek a suitable match in Morocco rather than hasten to move to Eretz Yisrael. He encourages serving Hashem through Torah and mitzvos in the diaspora, awaiting the coming of Moshiach, and blesses the recipient for success.

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The Rebbe writes that those in Yeshivah, especially from chasidic lineage, must study both the revealed and inner dimensions of Torah. Learning Chasidus gives life to all Torah study and mitzvah observance, and every moment is precious for this pursuit.

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The Rebbe advises that instead of giving books individually to each resident, it is preferable to donate a copy to the nursing home library so many can benefit. He also suggests consulting with those familiar with the residents to choose suitable Kehot books.

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The Rebbe writes that when one receives advice but does not see open miracles, it is a sign that more effort is needed. This principle applies not only to the individual but to all students. With proper effort, one can merit true success in Torah and mitzvos.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/011/009/3534

A man writes that after finalizing a shidduch, he learned the bride is older than him. The Rebbe advises consulting local rabbis, as such matters depend on community custom, and encourages continued Torah study, mitzvah observance, and checking tefillin.

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The letter cites halachic sources and Talmudic explanations for why only married women are required to cover their hair, noting both legal and inner reasons. It distinguishes between married and unmarried women based on Torah verses, tradition, and deeper spiritual causes.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/011/009/3592