The Rebbe writes that all classes in the school should begin with Kodesh studies, and that the number of hours for Kodesh should be at least equal to secular studies. He also urges energetic publicizing of the day of the yahrzeit of the Frierdiker Rebbe.

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The Rebbe advises postponing travel until after Pesach so the recipient can celebrate with family, emphasizing the value of being together for Yom Tov. He blesses their new home and encourages placing Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya there first.

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On the yahrzeit, the Rebbe urges strengthening faith in G-d and Moshe His servant, trusting that the Previous Rebbe continues to intercede. He instructs not to leave Kfar Chabad due to tragedy, as blessings and mercy are specifically found there.

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The Rebbe writes that asking how to receive an 'arousal from below' is self-contradictory, as this awakening must come from one's own initiative. He also addresses the importance of not delaying marriage and utilizing auspicious times for spiritual growth.

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The Rebbe addresses the surprise of Torah scholars questioning the custom of writing 'Kesiva vechasima tova' for Yud Tes Kislev, explaining its basis in both revealed and inner aspects of Torah and the precision of Chassidic customs.

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The Rebbe writes that it is possible to serve as a rabbi in Israel without party affiliation, noting examples of such rabbis. He encourages proactive efforts in building Chabad communities and institutions, especially in honor of the upcoming yahrzeit of the Frierdiker Rebbe.

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The Rebbe addresses complaints regarding calling Yud-Tes Kislev 'Rosh HaShanah for Chassidut' and referring to the Alter Rebbe as 'our first father.' He explains these terms are rooted in tradition and sources, urging continued dedication to spreading Chassidut.

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The Rebbe encourages Nshei U'Bnos Chabad to take an active role in strengthening and spreading Chasidic life and education, both at home and in the community. He suggests organizing gatherings to study the teachings of the Frierdiker Rebbe and to inspire greater involvement.

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The Rebbe writes that fears about heart issues are imaginary and advises checking tefillin, mezuzot, and tzitzit, strengthening trust in G-d, and studying Tanya. Participation in Chabad activities helps dispel such unfounded concerns.

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The Rebbe writes that every Jew has the strength to overcome the Yetzer Hara with G-d's help, emphasizing the importance of daily Torah study, giving tzedakah, and maintaining Shalom Bayis through pleasantness and self-restraint. Blessings are given for success and an easy birth.

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