Mr. . . .
Place of living; moving out of Eretz Yisrael; balancing learning and work; feeling of giving up
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Place of living; moving out of Eretz Yisrael; balancing learning and work; feeling of giving up
Breishis the first Parsha and Isru Chag; men and women should take upon themselves to increase in Torah study, and influence others to do the same
Congratulations on winning the chess tournament; display of Kiddush Hashem by not playing on Shabbos and Yom Tov; Purim lesson; increase in Torah study; influence on Bobby Fischer
The developmental and fortifying benefit of dedicating a year to exclusive Torah study
"Consecrating" time to "immerse" in Torah; start with a tentative study schedule; physical health is associated with spiritual health
Advice to order one's day properly
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70th birthday; dedication of new Torah; set times to learn Torah; don’t be content with past accomplishments in building Mikvahs; contribution to Mikvahs
Not to be discouraged by difficulties; set periods for Torah learning
Strive to advance in Torah learning steadily; participate in the Tefillin campaign especially because of the situation in Eretz Yisrael
Independence or submission to Divine authority
When the financial situation is dire one must add in matters which increase livelihood, namely, Torah study and public activity
Kashrus of Benedictine
One needs to set time for Torah study; opportunity means obligation
News of marriage and beginning of observant home; the gains of a secondary job; set times for study and involvement in local Chabad work
Mr. Abraham David Teitelbaum: Birth and Bris of son; Accepting a college level teaching position
Mr. Abraham Joseh Gellis: Advice for settling down after making Aliya; Holy Land deserves holy pursuits, even while also occupied with employment
Mr. Yitzchok Leib Block: Obtaining further deferment with change of residence; Keep in touch with Harvard until formal approval of dissertation; Inadequate set times for Torah Study
Mr. Aron Dov Sufrin: With enough determination, you can keep up your learning and your position; The undoubted ability to serve Hashem; Blessing for new apartment
Set times to learn Torah and say Tehillim every day during vacation; Meeting the Merkos Shluchim in Detroit; Publications to read and share
Taking an advanced study course; not seeing success in secular studies because of lack of set times for Torah study