By the Grace of G-d6th of Nissan, 5715Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mr. . . .
c/o Rabbi Greenglass
Montreal, Que.
Greeting and Blessing:
I was pleased to receive your regards through Rabbi W. Greenglass.1 It is always good to receive good news, and the days between Purim and Pesach are especially auspicious and mazaldik for Jews to receive G-d's blessings through extra efforts in Torah and Mitzvoth. The Mitzvah of Tzedoko is, of course, one of the great channels for receiving G-d's blessings with unlimited generosity, one concerning which G-d said, 'Please test me with it.'2 I trust therefore that you will continue giving Tzedoko with growing generosity, so that you may enjoy 'Asseir — bishvil shetisasheir.'3
With the approach of Pesach, may the Festival of Our Freedom bring you and yours true freedom, freedom from anxiety material and spiritual, from anything which might distract from serving G-d with joy and gladness of heart.
With the blessing of a happy and kosher Pesach,
Cordially,
M. Schneerson
Notes and sources
1) Rabbi Menachem Zev (Volf) Halevi Greenglass, the mashpia of the Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch of Montreal.
2) Malachi 3:10. See also Taanis 9a.
3) Shabbos 119a; Taanis ibid.
Source: Photocopy of original.
Published: Teshurah (Kramer-Friedman, 6 Nissan, 5784).
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