By the Grace of G-d28th of Adar II, 5717 Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rabbi
Greeting and Blessing:
I received your Special Delivery letters of last Wednesday and Thursday, in which you write about the difficulties you are encountering in your work in..., and you ask my advice.
I believe I mentioned to you during our conversation that I see in your work in... a special Zechus for you and your wife, which also means a channel through which to receive G-d's blessings in your needs, materially and spiritually. Therefore I believe that both you and your wife should try your utmost to continue in your position and work, and in fact even enlarge same in every respect. For thereby you will be enlarging the channels through which you will receive increased Divine blessings.
Frankly, I was somewhat surprised that you are taking so seriously every obstacle and difficulty, for I know you to be one who is not easily discouraged.
As for the problems involved, you ought to take the matter up with the central office of the Yeshivoth TTL, and perhaps you can jointly work out a way to minimize them and eventually to abolish them.
You do not mention anything about Purim activities, but I trust that you took full advantage of Purim to inspire the students under your influence and even at their homes. May the joy and inspiration of Purim be extended and lasting over the entire year.
With blessing,
M. Schneerson
Notes and sources
The recipient of this letter held an administrative position in a branch of the Achei Temimim Lubavitch day system. Additional letters addressed to him include those dated 14 Teveth, 5719 and 11 Nissan, 5719.
Source: Photocopy of Original.
Published: Teshura (Geisinsky-Pewzner) By Rebbe Responsa.
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