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Letter & Spirit - Personal and Public Correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe

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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 7

In the Rebbe's correspondence one can see his scholarship, the care he has for every individual, the communal projects which he pioneered, and many other dimensions of his leadership.

From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger

From the Sichos in English Collection

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Publisher's Foreword

The relocation of the main branch of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 842:

The establishment of public reading rooms for the study of Kehot books in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 843:

Advice regarding fundraising activities; the establishment of a Chabad center in Los Angeles

Letter No. 844:

Kindling Chanukah candles as an analogy for illuminating the world with the light of Torah

Letter No. 845:

Advice to a person suffering from headaches

Letter No. 846:

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Blessings and directives for a Lubavitch communal leader

Letter No. 847:

Advice regarding immigration to America

Letter No. 848:

Serving the Rebbe Rayatz as a soldier; knowing that he will care for his followers

Letter No. 849:

The conclusion of the recitation of kaddish for the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 851:

The importance of renewing and strengthening the bond with the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 852:

Advice in correcting and repenting for guilt and sins

Letter No. 853:

The importance of spreading Chassidus outward, particularly among youth

Letter No. 854:

A comparison between a child’s development and the stages in a tree’s growth

Letter No. 855:

Advice — both material and spiritual — to regain health

Letter No. 856:

Blessings for a woman in pregnancy

Letter No. 857:

Several points of individual advice for a young man

Letter No. 858:

A response to a man who asked the Rebbe to pray for his daughter

Letter No. 859:

Directives for the Lubavitch community of Jerusalem; the collection of manuscripts from the Rebbeim

Letter No. 860:

Advice for a ritual slaughterer; the importance of studying Chassidus

Letter No. 861:

Blessings for the birth of a daughter; the custom of naming a daughter at the earliest possible opportunity

Letter No. 862:

The importance of studying Chassidus

Letter No. 863:

The importance of happiness in evoking G d’s blessings

Letter No. 864:

The importance of rising above partisan politics; the need to provide religious education for children immigrating to Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 865:

The acknowledgment of a donation

Letter No. 866:

Supporting Lubavitch outreach efforts in North Africa

Letter No. 867:

Bonding with the Rebbe Rayatz after his passing; participation in the annual division of [the study of] the Talmud

Letter No. 868:

Participation in the annual division of [the study of] the Talmud and the advantage of that study

Letter No. 869:

Condolences to a person on the passing of his father; the requirement of having two empty chairs at a bris

Letter No. 870:

Advice concerning the choice of a marriage partner

Letter No. 871:

Advice concerning the response to a medical issue; the importance of bitachon, trust in G-d

Letter No. 872:

The establishment of public reading rooms for the study of Kehot books in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 873:

Advice to a shliach concerning his shlichus in Morocco

Letter No. 874:

Advice to a person with medical issues

Letter No. 875:

The responsibility of a ritual slaughterer

Letter No. 876:

Advice to a communal Rabbi

Letter No. 877:

Spreading the wellsprings of Chassidus outward

Letter No. 878:

A letter of appreciation for a donation

Letter No. 879:

The significance of the position of a gabbai

Letter No. 880:

Blessings for a person who immigrated to a new country and gave of his resources to help others

Letter No. 881:

Blessings for gifts to tzedakah

Letter No. 882:

Reciting Kaddish after eleven months following a person’s death

Letter No. 883:

Preparations for the commemoration of Yud Shvat

Letter No. 884:

Preparations for the commemoration of Yud Shvat

Letter No. 885

A letter of good wishes to a person upon moving into a new apartment; the importance of happiness

Letter No. 886:

A request to help a member of the chassidic community

Letter No. 887:

Encouragement for donations to the National Committee for the Furtherance of Jewish Education for the Release Time program

Letter No. 888:

The difference between the Alter Rebbe’s rulings in his Shulchan Aruch and in his Piskei Siddur

Letter No. 889:

Blessings for a person who suffered a fire in his apartment; the adage: “After a fire one becomes wealthy”

Letter No. 891:

Advice for a speaker to write down his speeches; efforts should be made for local Jewish federation to support Lubavitch activities

Letter No. 892:

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From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger

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In the Rebbe's correspondence we see his scholarship, the care he has for every individual Jew, the communal projects which he pioneered, and many other dimensions of his leadership. The Rebbe gives a person an insight that lifts him above the vantage point from which he operated previously and gives him the perspective to find a solution to his difficulties.

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