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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 8

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 importance of trust in G d; the effect of such trust on one’s physical health

Letter No. 989:

The need to have a positive outlook on life, to recognize G d’s kindness and make others aware of it

Letter No. 990:

Appreciation for a contribution to the maos chittim fund

Letter No. 991:

Appreciation for a contribution for refugees in Europe

Letter No. 992:

Encouragement for education outreach for Jewish children in Tunisia

Letter No. 993:

Pesach and the renewal brought about by spring

Letter No. 994:

The importance of eagerness in the observance of mitzvos, particularly with regard to charity

Letter No. 995:

The avodah that should accompany the Counting of the Omer; translating intellectual understanding into character development

Letter No. 996:

Operating a business in a partnership with another Jew who does not observe Shabbos

Letter No. 997:

Proceeding in one’s avodah with strength and confidence

Letter No. 998:

Encouragement to a woman to find an appropriate shidduch

Letter No. 999:

The importance of enhancing kosher Jewish education in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 1000:

The most important elements to seek in a shidduch

Letter No. 1001:

The significance of Lag BaOmer as the yahrzeit of R. Shimon bar Yochai

Letter No. 1002:

Blessings for a chassid moving to a different locale

Letter No. 1003:

Encouragement for a person to take a leadership role in spreading Yiddishkeit

Letter No. 1004:

Teaching Chassidus as a medium to increase one’s physical health

Letter No. 1005:

The importance of a businessman’s study of the Torah

Letter No. 1006:

The responsibility of those who have been exposed to Torah to share with others

Letter No. 1007:

Reciting Tehillim after the Morning Prayers

Letter No. 1008:

The spiritual darkness of the present era as a catalyst to hasten Mashiach’s coming

Letter No. 1009:

Directives with regard to the study of Chitas

Letter No. 1010:

The relevance of the Giving of the Torah as an ongoing occurrence

Letter No. 1011:

Chitas and tzedakah as a medium for Divine blessing

Letter No. 1012:

Advice to a chassid concerning finding a place to settle; placing our spiritual mission as a priority

Letter No. 1013:

The responsibility of rabbis and communal leaders to increase their efforts after the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 1014:

Trust in G d as a medium to bring about the recovery of a child

Letter No. 1015:

The need to be confident in one’s economic decisions

Letter No. 1016:

Directives to teacher; importance of educating children; Tanya’s description of G dly soul as “an actual [part of G d] from Above”

Letter No. 1017:

Advice to a young man not to travel to the Rebbe, but instead work within his home community to spread Yiddishkeit

Letter No. 1018:

Avoiding sadness and worry; serene trust in G d

Letter No. 1019:

The merit of donating to Lubavitch outreach work in North Africa

Letter No. 1020:

The merit of donating to Lubavitch outreach work in North Africa

Letter No. 1021:

Birthday blessings for a chassid

Letter No. 1022:

The observance of mitzvos as a medium for safety

Letter No. 1023:

Jewish children as guarantors for the Torah

Letter No. 1024:

The need for yeshivos to expand and take in more students; Jewish children as guarantors for the Torah

Letter No. 1025:

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Tefillin as a medium of protection for Jewish soldiers

Letter No. 1026:

The advantages of a chassidic farbrengen; the lesson to be derived from the process of purifying sacks from bacteria

Letter No. 1027:

Lag BaOmer as the day of rejoicing of R. Shimon bar Yochai

Letter No. 1028:

Jewish children as the guarantors of the Torah

Letter No. 1029:

Shavuos blessings to the Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 1030:

Shavuos blessings to Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Eretz Yisrael; chronology of dates of week when Jews first brought omer offering

Letter No. 1031:

The importance of establishing a unified religious front among the religious parties for the elections in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 1032:

A letter to Israeli sailors visiting the U.S.; spiritual power as the strength of the Jewish people

Letter No. 1033:

The importance of preserving recollections of the past in writing; to write with attention to detail

Letter No. 1034:

Ahavas Yisrael as a medium for blessing

Letter No. 1035:

Advice to a young man concerning a shidduch; directives to increase his study of Torah, and particularly, pnimiyus haTorah

Letter No. 1036:

The importance of spreading pnimiyus haTorah

Letter No. 1037:

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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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