The Rebbe expresses surprise that the recipient did not mention increasing Torah study on Yud Shevat, especially in Chassidus, and encourages him to do so in the future. He also instructs to follow Shulchan Aruch regarding the second day of Yom Tov and wishes a kosher and happy Pesach.

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The Rebbe responds to a request for a remedy for certain transgressions, advising to delay meals slightly and use the time for a mitzvah. He assures that these actions, along with her good conduct, will help her merit blessings, health, and longevity.

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The Rebbe explains that he did not mention Chovat HaLevavot and Kuzari regarding girls' education because their content is difficult for contemporary girls to understand without proper explanation. The method of teaching, which depends on the teacher, is often more important than the books themselves.

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The Rebbe thanks Gad Frumkin for his book and stresses the importance of recording memories, especially in a generation that tends to disregard the past. He discusses the Jewish approach to justice as preventive and educational rather than punitive, referencing classic sources.

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The Rebbe encourages utilizing every opportunity to strengthen and spread Judaism, emphasizing the importance of Chasidic warmth and vitality. He stresses teaching practical halachah in public classes and the necessity of guiding even simple matters, especially for the younger generation.

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The Rebbe encourages persistent effort in establishing a kosher mikveh and developing the preschool, emphasizing that one should not worry about future outcomes. He stresses trust in G-d, acting with energy and faith, and recognizing blessings as a sign to increase Torah and mitzvos.

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The Rebbe responds to Rabbi Herzog's inquiry about scientific contradictions in Bereishis, explaining that most discussions are oral and time does not permit detailed written responses. He sends a rare written example and offers heartfelt blessings for Rabbi Herzog's renewed appointment as Chief Rabbi.

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The letter addresses a question about the Tanya's teaching that the soul of a Jew is truly a portion of Hashem, discussing halachic precedence and expertise in Kabbalah. It also recommends daily study practices instituted by the Previous Rebbe for spiritual growth.

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The Rebbe writes that just as one cannot blame a feverish patient for their symptoms, so too with someone whose spiritual warmth is misdirected. The approach must be to find a fitting remedy with compassion, guiding them gently toward healing rather than reproach.

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The Rebbe writes that one must put in proper effort and initiative to find a shidduch. When a person acts energetically and proactively, G-d provides the necessary help. Passive or minimal involvement leads to limited results.

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