The Rebbe explains that loving one’s fellow is a mandatory Torah mitzvah, not dependent on feeling. For deeper understanding, he directs the student to study Tanya ch. 32 and Derech Mitzvosecha, which reveal the soul’s inner unity.

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The Rebbe explains that protection from negative thoughts begins with Shiviti Hashem l’negdi tamid—living with constant awareness of Hashem. This is strengthened through studying Tanya ch. 41, giving tzedakah, and daily Chitas study.

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The Rebbe highlights the Ladies' Auxiliary's role, comparing their support for Yeshivat Tomchei Temimim to Miriam’s song at the Sea. He emphasizes that women’s joy and Chassidic warmth at home are essential for communal completeness and the preparation for Moshiach.

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In response to a question about the ten sefirot and Chabad methodology, the Rebbe notes the well-known distinctions in Kabbalah, as explained in Chassidus and the writings of the Alter Rebbe. He emphasizes study of the three daily lessons in Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya.

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The Rebbe praises efforts to support the mikvah in Kfar Chabad, emphasizing its Torah and mitzvah significance. Prompt and diligent participation fulfills a sacred act of charity, reflecting the urgency of mitzvot and purity, especially in the era preceding the coming of Mashiach.

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The Rebbe acknowledges his letter about 19 Kislev, Rabbi Schneur Zalman’s liberation day, emphasizing it as a “new year” for Chassidus—serving G‑d joyfully with body and soul, following the Baal Shem Tov, without self-affliction or excessive austerity.

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The Rebbe acknowledges receipt of the letter amid many distractions and emphasizes the spiritual significance of 19 Kislev and Chanukah as sources of light throughout the year. He provides detailed guidance regarding reading Parashat Hanesi’im in the Sefer Torah, advising against adding readings before Musaf to avoid extra handling of the Sefer Torah and disruption of communal practice, while preserving the sanctity and proper order of Torah observance.

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The Rebbe notes that extending the wedding into the year 5719 carries great significance, emphasizing the importance of its midpoint. Drawing on traditional sources, he explains that the “middle” of a period holds particular meaning in timing and spiritual impact.

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