By the Grace of G-d 3rd of Nissan, 5721 Brooklyn, N. Y.

Blessing and Greeting:

After the very long interval, I was pleased to receive your letter of March 19th, in which you write that your affairs are generally in order, and that the reason for your prolonged silence was your heavy schedule. This is certainly a more acceptable reason than if it were due to anxiety, etc., which was uppermost in your mind when we met last time. Knowing of your experience in the teaching field, I am confident that you will be able to cope with your schedule and that both you and your students will be highly satisfied.

I read with interest about your talks on the subject of Chassidus. If your talks have been transcribed or published in any way, I would be interested to receive a copy.

I was particularly gratified to read at the conclusion of your letter that you are expecting your sons for Pesach. May G-d grant that the Festival, which is called the Season of Our Freedom, with which each and every one of us must identify himself in his daily life and experience, as emphasized by the Old Rebbe, author of the Tanya, and certainly with greater intensity during the actual Festival of Pesach, serve you and all of us, in the midst of all our people, as a real inspiration and bring us all an increased measure of true freedom, both physically and spiritually.

Wishing you and your sons a Kosher and happy Pesach,

With blessing,

M. Schneerson