The Rebbe affirms that dedicating oneself to Torah study is proper, as Torah sustains both spiritual and material life. He reassures that livelihood will follow in its proper time and advises strengthening one’s connection to Hashem through tzedakah, Tehillim, and daily study.

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The Rebbe thanks Rabbi Avraham Dov Feller for his work with Jewish soldiers and encourages spreading Torah materials widely. He highlights the Seder’s message—uniting all types of Jews—and expresses the hope that these words will resonate deeply and inspire true spiritual unity.

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The Rebbe writes to Zalman Shazar emphasizing that the purpose and validation of study is action. As Pesach approaches, he blesses for true freedom—freedom from all that hinders serving Hashem—and encourages that inspiration be carried into daily life.

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The Rebbe expresses deep concern over the lack of progress in a shidduch for the recipient’s son. He warns against excessive pickiness over unimportant details and emphasizes that marriage is a fundamental Torah obligation that must be pursued with seriousness and urgency.

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The Rebbe responds briefly yet warmly to a Torah insight connecting Purim and Yom Kippur, praising it as “Divrei pi chacham chen.” He affirms the idea and directs the recipient to sources in Tikunei Zohar and Torah Ohr that elaborate on this profound connection.

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In this general Pesach letter, the Rebbe explains that “Zman Cheiruseinu” is not only the historical Exodus, but a daily demand to break limitations and continue growing. True freedom means rising beyond physical and spiritual constraints and drawing ever closer to Hashem.

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The Rebbe urges Agudas N’shei U’Bnos Chabad to expand their activities in both quantity and quality, emphasizing that current needs demand more. He highlights the unique power of righteous women to bring redemption.

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The Rebbe emphasizes that separating boys and girls in education is not only a religious or moral concern, but a practical educational necessity. Early proper guidance prevents long-term harm and ensures healthy development.

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The Rebbe clarifies that one should not add “bli neder” when accepting the mitzvah of loving a fellow Jew before prayer. Since it is an חובה (obligation) and not a voluntary commitment, such wording is inappropriate.

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The Rebbe responds regarding health concerns, emphasizing that the month of Nissan is a time of redemption. Strengthening trust in Hashem brings both spiritual and physical relief, transforming challenges into growth and revealing Divine kindness.

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