The Rebbe reassures that efforts in outreach are never in vain, even if results aren’t immediately visible. Resistance itself indicates an inner impact. He advises continued, tactful encouragement in Torah, mitzvos, and Chassidus. Additionally, he expresses confidence in the recipient’s ongoing support for Achi Temimim in Rishon LeZion .

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The Rebbe advises donating maaser funds to a network supporting the pure Torah education of Jewish children. He blesses the couple with prosperity and success in raising their children for Torah, marriage, and good deeds with abundance.

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The Importance of Publicizing Torah Efforts

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The Rebbe assures a young woman feeling alone that turning to Hashem is the answer, leaving no room for despair. Strengthening her trust will reveal her life path and lead to success, with blessings for good news.

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The Rebbe encloses a Sukkot booklet for distribution, emphasizing the theme of unity throughout Tishrei. He highlights the Four Species and the idea that all Israel can dwell in one sukkah, teaching that spiritual completeness comes through collective effort. He concludes with a blessing for a joyous and united Sukkot.

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The Rebbe explains that the mitzvah of Sukkah requires daas—internalizing Hashem’s protection during Yetziat Mitzrayim. He cites the Frierdiker Rebbe, who describes Yetziat Mitzrayim as breaking limitations and Kriyat Yam Suf as overcoming obstacles with mesirus nefesh. The sukkah strengthens spiritual growth, with Sukkot and the Chassidic Ushpizin providing lasting strength.

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The Rebbe explains that saying Chazak Chazak VeNitchazek upon completing a Torah reading is not considered an interruption, as it pertains to the conclusion of the reading (Shulchan Aruch Admur HaZaken 667:9). He also notes that our version of the phrase is VeNitchazek.

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The Rebbe acknowledges receipt of a donation to Lishkas Chashaim, founded by the Frierdiker Rebbe to discreetly support individuals and institutions, emphasizing its high level of tzedakah and assuring its continuation.

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The Rebbe affirms the custom of not studying Torah on Nittel Nacht, limiting it to one night. He advises determining the date based on the majority observance of non-Jews in each country, following azlinan basar ruba, and encourages continuing farbrengens.

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The Rebbe explains the custom of refraining from Torah study on Nittel Nacht until midnight, citing sources like Likutey Taamei HaMinhagim and Hayom Yom (17 Tevet), where the Frierdiker Rebbe attributes it to not adding vitality.

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