The Rebbe sends a blessing for recovery, especially regarding leg pain, linking it to the role of emunah—symbolized by legs and strengthened through eating matzah, the "bread of faith." As Pesach approaches, he wishes both physical and spiritual healing, along with a kosher and joyous Yom Tov.

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The Rebbe blesses Rabbi Yosef Chaim Shlomo on his granddaughter’s wedding and shares that he’s unaware of a source from the Tzemach Tzedek about wearing a watch on Shabbos. He explains that Shabbos can influence earlier days, as its holiness begins before its actual onset.

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The Rebbe responds with empathy and encouragement, offering blessings and practical advice—like checking mezuzos and saying Tehillim daily. He explains that true emotional stability comes from deep faith and trust in Hashem, especially in a generation shaken from its spiritual roots. By reconnecting to their inherited emunah, people find strength, clarity, and calm to fulfill their life’s purpose. He ends with wishes for a kosher and joyful Pesach.

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The Rebbe thanks Rabbi Zimmerman for the "Kerem" journal and suggests adding content on the inner meaning of Torah. While halacha is central, readers should be guided to recognize it as Hashem’s dwelling and study it with proper intent and reverence.

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The Rebbe blesses for a kosher and joyous Pesach and explains that just as the Exodus came through the cries of suffering children, today’s spiritual exile includes placing Jewish children in environments devoid of Torah. He calls on each person to help free Jewish souls through proper Torah education, the key to true redemption.

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The Rebbe sends warm wishes for a kosher and joyous Pesach, emphasizing that true freedom means accepting the Torah and living its values year-round—especially through Torah, mitzvos, and proper education of children, who are the guarantee of our nation’s future.

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The Rebbe responds to a question about Yom Tov Sheini observance by visitors from Israel, noting that while it's a matter for a halachic authority, he has seen individuals from Israel observe only one day when their intent is to return, provided it’s not done publicly. Though not heard directly from the Rebbe Rayatz, this was done with his knowledge.

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The Rebbe urges those with influence to reach every type of Jew—wise, rebellious, simple, or unaware—especially in matters of education. Citing the Rebbe Rayatz, he emphasizes personal responsibility for guiding others and preparing suitable teachers. Through this, one merits Hashem’s blessing and true spiritual impact, especially during P

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The Rebbe explains that leaving Egypt symbolizes the soul’s escape from spiritual bondage. On Pesach, especially through eating matzah, we draw divine energy that helps elevate both the soul and the body, strengthening faith and connection to Hashem.

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The Rebbe looks forward to meeting over Pesach and sends wishes for a joyful Yom Tov. He expresses concern that funds from Mr. Zaks have not arrived and asks for follow-up. He also inquires about Mr. Robinson’s loan for the African work, noting the project's great success despite financial strain, especially after a reduced Joint subsidy.

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