The Rebbe thanks for the update and expresses hope that the farbrengen’s discussions will influence both speakers and listeners. He references a story of the Rebbe Rashab to highlight the power of such gatherings. He encourages proper planning for Yud and Yud-Tes Kislev, as well as Chanukah, and blesses for success.

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The Rebbe acknowledges receipt of the student list, assuring that he will mention them at the Ohel for success in their studies and conduct. He emphasizes the importance of Beis Rivkah’s expansion in both quantity and quality, linking it to the divine ruling favoring those dedicated to Chassidus. He expresses personal support with a donation

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The Rebbe corrects the writer’s perspective, emphasizing that his work is not for personal recognition but because the institution belongs to the Rebbe. He stresses that involvement in such work brings both spiritual and material benefit, regardless of how others treat him, and encourages him to remain dedicated.

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The Rebbe expresses joy over the achievement of 300 students in Yeshivas Achei Tmimim and encourages setting a higher goal of 500 and beyond. He emphasizes that success depends only on willpower, especially in Kislev, a month of victory. He blesses the administrator and his wife with true nachas and continued success.

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The Rebbe acknowledges the letter and pan, blessing the writer’s commitment to Chassidus. He clarifies Tanya’s call to study beyond one’s nature, urging full use of available time for Torah and maintaining fixed Chassidus study and the three daily cycles.

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The Rebbe acknowledges the letter and pan, expressing gratitude for the safety of Anash but noting the lack of follow-up from some. He urges utilizing Yud-Tes Kislev and Chanukah to strengthen Chassidus, particularly in Kfar Chabad, and blesses for success and lasting illumination.

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The Rebbe discusses guests at weddings forming groups and reciting Birkat Hamazon without Sheva Berachot, analyzing its halachic basis. Considering time constraints and sensitivities, he justifies the custom, noting that prior intent to leave may exempt them.

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The Rebbe expresses deep concern over neglecting yeshiva structure, stressing that it harms the student himself. He warns against excuses and urges immediate correction, encouraging growth in Torah and Chassidus in the spirit of Chanukah, and blesses for success.

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The Rebbe urges prioritizing shidduchim and increasing Torah study, especially Chassidus. He expresses concern over missed opportunities to inspire others in Torah and mitzvos, criticizing Chabad youth for inaction. He hopes to soon hear good news.

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The Rebbe acknowledges the letter, hopes Chanukah was well, and shares a lesson from the Baal Shem Tov—always adding light, even in darkness, recognizing Hashem as King. He blesses the recipient with health and joy and sends regards to Mrs. Kovan and their son.

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