After a long break in correspondence, the Rebbe responds to updates of recent activities, urging persistent moral encouragement of an influential individual to redirect his impact toward good, stressing courage for truth, personal accountability, and the powerful ripple effect of positive change.

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In response to a proposal for a broad Tehillim campaign, the Rebbe affirms its importance but emphasizes that the primary mission of Tzeirei Agudat Chabad is spreading Chassidus, urging focus on existing core activities and careful planning for youth gatherings.

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The Rebbe thanks him for the Zohar with his father’s notes, clarifies the matter of a sick person’s name in prayer—stressing the power of adding a name to change a decree—and expresses hope that Yud-Tes Kislev will leave a lasting mark throughout the year.

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The Rebbe urges Anash—especially the young—to fully utilize Kislev, Yud-Tes Kislev, and Chanukah for spreading Chassidus. Each year brings greater ability, and past missed opportunities must spur stronger action now for greater success.

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The Rebbe stresses the added responsibility of holiness for a Jew in the army, whose conduct shapes all around him. He urges that the inspiration of Yud-Tes Kislev translate into real change in daily conduct according to the Torah.

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After not receiving a letter from him for a long time, the Rebbe acknowledges the pan for the Ohel and urges early, detailed planning for Kislev—especially Yud-Tes Kislev—to spread Chassidus outward, warning that neglecting this mission delays the Geulah.

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Welcoming the good news of a fixed Chassidus shiur, the Rebbe urges continued growth with firm resolve. He highlights the special power of Yud–Yud-Tes Kislev and Chanukah for spreading Chassidus, and expresses hope that his wife shares in this work.

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The Rebbe explains that the writer is remembered constantly through the many children educated at his institution and through his vital support. He encourages continued and growing involvement, and expresses hope that he will again visit Kfar Chabad for Yud-Tes Kislev.

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The Rebbe points out that the Alter Rebbe cites Tanya in many places throughout his works and their indexes. He expresses the hope that this interest will lead the writer to take part in the farbrengens of Yud and Yud-Tes Kislev, days of redemption and Chassidic inspiration.

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The Rebbe firmly forbids traveling on a Jewish-owned ship that operates on Shabbos, calling it public desecration. He rejects claims of financial benefit for Eretz Yisrael, stressing that true blessing and healing come only through full Shabbos observance.

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