The Rebbe’s advice - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow

The Rebbe advises continuing in the current yeshiva and finding a way to manage his evening yeshiva duties without conflict. He emphasizes the merit of spreading Chassidus, especially during the month of redemption, and blesses him with success and a joyous, kosher Pesach.

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The Rebbe thanks the students of Kfar Chabad’s craft school for their handmade table and menorah, encouraging them to strive for excellence in both physical mitzvot and spiritual Torah study. He blesses them with health, success, and a kosher, joyous Pesach.

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The Rebbe urges the writer not to stand aside from the Kisiniev Yeshiva project due to self-doubt. In our times, every ability must be fully used. He advises discussing concerns with others and offers blessings for success in his efforts and in spreading Chassidus.

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The Rebbe urges the writer to report on his Torah study and conduct. He explains that the kiyor (washbasin) and its stand were likely carried by the Gershonites, as suggested by the Chizkuni, and transported by wagon since they lacked poles and served only to prepare the priests for service.

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The Rebbe blesses the family as they move into their new home, encouraging them to dedicate it with a Chassidic farbrengen so it becomes a warm home filled with love for Hashem, Torah, and fellow Jews. Such a beginning, he says, brings ongoing blessings in all areas of life. He also requests confirmation of receiving and sharing the Purim booklet.

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The Rebbe blesses the child at his upshernish and highlights the importance of beginning his chinuch with peyos, tzitzis, and basic prayers. He encourages teaching Chassidus to Sephardim, noting past success and strong precedent. He also advises the family to live together where the father works to strengthen their mission.

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The Rebbe supports speaking at non-religious events if done carefully, ensuring it won’t be seen as endorsing their views. He encourages using every opportunity to inspire Yiddishkeit, as such efforts usually bear fruit. He also urges follow-up on family purity and tefillin, and mentions praying for them at the Ohel.

https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/004_igros_kodesh/adar/938

The Rebbe writes that he will read the pan for the healing of the writer’s wife and granddaughter at the Ohel of the Rebbe Rayatz, who continues to act as a faithful shepherd. He expresses strong disapproval of speaking or writing about illness in exaggerated terms, emphasizing the teaching “Think good, and it will be good.” He concludes with bless

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The Rebbe agrees to proceed with the younger daughter’s shidduch if the older daughter consents and forgives the precedence. He suggests a quiet engagement and slight delay in the wedding, hoping this will help the older daughter find her match as well.

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The Rebbe advises continuing work with Tomchei Temimim in France, as it aligns with the mission of spreading Torah and Chassidus. He emphasizes not only receiving materially from the communities visited, but also giving spiritually. Even those spiritually asleep can be awakened with heartfelt Chassidic warmth.

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