The Rebbe’s advice - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow

The Rebbe responds warmly, emphasizing that Torah instructs us to follow a doctor's orders regarding health, as the doctor is merely a messenger empowered by Torah. Even if one doesn’t fully understand or agree, Torah remains the will and wisdom of Hashem, and its directives benefit both body and soul. He encourages following medical advice joufully

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The Rebbe directs the writer to study the kuntreisim Toras HaChassidus and Limud Toras HaChassidus for a clear explanation of the distinction between Mussar and Chassidus. He explains that the soul, though spiritual, becomes connected to physicality through the body, which can even obscure the G-dly soul. He encourages the regular study of Chitas (Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya).

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The Rebbe encourages the writer to continue and strengthen his work in education, emphasizing the importance of instilling Chassidic warmth to counter negative influences. Every improvement in a student can shape future Jewish homes. The Rebbe also links personal health to dedicated effort in strengthening the educational institution.

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The Rebbe acknowledges the recipient’s birthday and encourages the observance of Chassidic birthday customs, such as giving tzedakah and increasing in Torah study. He then shares a detailed insight from the Alter Rebbe’s wording about involving one’s household in mitzvos, emphasizing the value of enabling others to participate in mitzvah observance—even when not personally obligated—and notes its broader application in many areas.

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The Rebbe strongly objects to the writer’s plan to stop teaching and influencing female students, emphasizing the vital importance of educating Jewish girls, who shape future generations. He encourages the writer to dismiss thoughts of withdrawal, affirming that true purpose lies in positive action and spreading light, even amidst darkness.

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The Rebbe urges timely preparation for upcoming holidays and not to rely on last-minute efforts, drawing a parallel between the exodus from Egypt and the future redemption. He requests regular updates on activities and emphasizes that consistent reporting brings hidden strengths into action. A blessing is given for success in their growing efforts.

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The Rebbe expresses surprise that the woman hasn't pursued available medical treatments like Artizan and Kartizan, and encourages her to participate in Torah classes and Neshei Chabad activities, emphasizing their present benefit and spiritual value, with a blessing for success.

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The Rebbe encourages the writer not to fall into sadness or self-doubt, emphasizing that avoiding negative speech includes how one speaks about themselves. He highlights the spiritual power of the days between Pesach and Shavuot and blesses the writer with improved health and growing success in spreading Yiddishkeit and Chassidus.

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The Rebbe expresses concern over emotional turmoil during hardship, urging focused thought despite physical strain. He affirms the importance of teaching women Torah concepts, especially in our generation, and encourages continued growth in Chassidus and personal observance.

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The Rebbe urges continued strong efforts to resolve a communal issue related to bris milah, stressing its deep spiritual and physical significance. He blesses the expansion of activities over the summer and prays for true success in Torah and joy.

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