The Rebbe thanks the author for Fargangene Velten, appreciating its warmth but warns against portraying Chassidic life as a thing of the past. He emphasizes that Chassidus is eternal, and even if times are challenging, we have the strength to bring more light and prepare the world for Mashiach through spreading its teachings.

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The Rebbe blesses the writer and his wife with health and nachas from their children. He suggests starting the custom of saying Tehillim in shul during the week and sharing the Frierdiker Rebbe’s words about its power. A recent Lag BaOmer sicha is enclosed, which should be read, at least in part, to the congregants for their benefit.

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The Rebbe writes that during these auspicious days of Yud Beis–Yud Gimmel Tammuz, the Frierdiker Rebbe arouses great compassion from Above for those connected to him. This is a time of revealed blessings—especially for those leading and strengthening Yiddishkeit—bringing success in Torah, mitzvos, and in all areas of life.

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The Rebbe encourages practicing Chassidus openly, as it strengthens commitment and helps avoid challenges. He urges using Yud Beis–Yud Gimmel Tammuz to increase Torah, mitzvos, and spreading Chassidus.

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The Rebbe emphasizes that making notes on the work of students is the responsibility of the yeshivah’s hanhala. Even if he were to provide comments, they should be carried out through the hanhala, in accordance with the proper structure of chinuch.

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The Rebbe encourages renewed efforts to involve Toras Emes students in reviewing Chassidus publicly, especially in shuls. He reassures that even a difficult shidduch is not harder than Krias Yam Suf and emphasizes preparing well for the 30th anniversary of Yud-Beis–Yud-Gimmel Tammuz.

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The Rebbe is pleased to hear of the recipient’s memories from Tomchei Temimim, noting it’s Divine Providence. He encourages renewed commitment to Torah and Chassidus and shares a Lag BaOmer sicha for inspiration.

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The Rebbe blesses the writer for his birthday and highlights the special value of businessmen who engage in honest trade, give generously to tzedakah, and make time for Torah study—especially Chassidus—despite their busy schedules. This commitment serves as a channel for both material and spiritual success.

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The Rebbe expresses hope for a full recovery and urges the writer to take upon himself to publicly teach Chassidus—on Shabbos and at least one weekday—regardless of audience size or level. This strengthens his connection to the Rebbeim and serves as a channel for healing and blessings.

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The Rebbe urges the writer to strengthen Yiddishkeit in his community, noting that his presence there is for a spiritual purpose. He encourages active outreach and sends a Lag BaOmer sicha for inspiration.

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