The Rebbe’s advice - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow

The Rebbe praises the Chassidic gathering to strengthen unity and connection to the Rebbeim. He highlights the value of public learning and farbrengens in sanctifying Hashem’s name, drawing from Midrash and Chassidus. He sends blessings for success—material and spiritual—to all participants.

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The Rebbe acknowledges receiving the letter and awaits joyful news regarding the writer’s affairs. He blesses him with success, connecting it to the Torah reading Ki Tisa and the uplifting theme of “Tisa et Rosh” (elevating the head), especially in the year Tisa

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he Rebbe warns that new elections in Israel may harm the religious camp due to lack of organization. He hopes the threat is only a tactic and urges, if elections occur, the formation of a united religious front.

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The Rebbe sends Pesach blessings and responds to Rabbi Zevin with scholarly clarifications on halachic points, including the meaning of Sheim Havayah, Shehechiyanu on matzah and Mishloach Manot, and interpretations from the Rambam and Tzafnat Paneach.

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The Rebbe blesses the women of Chabad with a kosher and joyful Pesach and true freedom—material and spiritual. He encourages them to continue strengthening and spreading Yiddishkeit through their activities and assures them of Hashem’s blessings in return.

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The Rebbe blesses Dr. Ullman with a joyful, meaningful Pesach and ongoing spiritual freedom. He encourages continued support for the Lubavitch yeshiva in Toronto and expresses surprise that Dr. Ullman didn’t inform educational leaders in Israel about his published book, which could benefit Torah educators.

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The Rebbe urges reaching every Jewish child, even those disconnected from Torah, emphasizing that none should be forgotten. He warns against assimilation and highlights the power of Jewish pride and tradition. Like in Egypt, preserving identity leads to redemption—and by reconnecting all Jews, we prepare for the coming of Mashiach.

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The Rebbe thanks Mr. Moshe for his report on the emissaries’ visit to Einot and welcomes the positive outcome. He advises not to delay good initiatives, especially when it comes to youth, whose development is time-sensitive. He expresses hope that the event fostered unity based on Torah values, especially as highlighted in the Pesach Seder.

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The Rebbe encourages the educator to continue his vital work in Jewish education while also investing in his own spiritual growth. True influence comes from being a living example of Torah and Chassidus. He blesses him with strength and success in both personal and communal efforts, especially in preparation for Pesach.

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The Rebbe advises a young man to dedicate several more years to full-time Torah study in yeshiva, especially in Eretz Yisrael. This builds spiritual strength to face modern challenges, even more so for those not entering religious professions. He emphasizes that true success, including material, depends on a strong spiritual foundation.

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