By the Grace of G-d20th of Adar II, 5741Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss . . .
Johannesburg, So. Africa
Blessing and Greeting:
I am in receipt of your letter of the 26th of Adar I, which reached me with considerable delay. As requested, I will remember you for the fulfillment of your heart's desires for good, in all the matters about which you wrote.
There is surely no need to emphasize to you that every additional effort in matters of Torah and Mitzvoth, though a must for their own sake, widens the channels to receive G-d's blessings in all needs, including in areas beyond human reach.
Enclosed is a copy of a general message, which I trust you will find useful.1
With blessing,
Notes and sources
1) See letter dated 11 Adar II, 5741.
Source: Unsent letter
Published: Rebbe Responsa Exclusive
Note: The above letter, found in the archives of the Rebbe’s Secretariat, was dictated by the Rebbe and transcribed by a secretary. The final version of this letter, however, was not reviewed or signed by the Rebbe and was never sent to the intended recipient, for reasons unknown.
The above should be taken into account while studying this letter.