The Rebbe acknowledges improved material circumstances and ongoing Torah study, urging consistency without postponement. True blessing follows Torah effort, not the reverse. He encourages finding solutions for regular learning and sharing the spirit of Yud-Tes Kislev with others.

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The Rebbe says that he will mention those in need at the holy resting place of the Previous Rebbe and advises honoring a request to add a name for blessing. He urges meaningful farbrengens on Yud-Tes Kislev, stressing that inspired words bring real action.

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The Rebbe advises consulting a local rav about participating in the event. He stresses that the greatest merit for a departed parent—especially in the year of mourning—is spreading Torah, mitzvos, and Chassidus, while maintaining the daily Chitas study.

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Regarding duchening, especially on Yom Kippur, the Rebbe advises verifying the practice with Chabad kohanim in Eretz Yisrael, relying on inherited tradition—since lived custom outweighs written rulings in such matters.

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The Rebbe rejoices in the students’ growth in Torah, yirah, and character, urges active searching for proper mentors, and stresses daily study of practical halachah—especially in our orphaned generation. Entering Kislev, he calls for renewed spreading of Chassidus.

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The Rebbe expresses hope for good results from medical tests, highlighting the soul–body bond in Jewish thought. He urges visiting Kfar Chabad on Yud-Tes Kislev, the “Rosh Hashanah of Chassidus,” to draw renewed warmth and spiritual vitality for the year.

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The Rebbe advises not to burden a child with vague marriage plans until a real proposal arises. He stresses that financial pressure is no reason to delay a wedding, noting that livelihood comes through marriage, and urges action with faith and a Chassidic spirit.

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The Rebbe encourages proper preparation for students’ participation in the farbrengen of Yud-Tes Kislev, noting its lasting impact. He urges widening the circle of influence and invokes the merit of the day to bring success in both public and personal matters.

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Despite financial strain, support is sent for a fund founded by the Previous Rebbe, trusting its blessing. The Rebbe explains that “do good” precedes “turn from evil,” for even a little light dispels much darkness in serving Hashem.

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The Rebbe states that those entrusted with leadership in Chabad institutions are granted all the strength needed from Above to fulfill their mission without harming home or health—when work is done with order. He urges full use of Kislev’s special days for success.

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