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Addressing problems of belief: Free will, evolution, medicines in the Talmud
59 published English letters
Addressing problems of belief: Free will, evolution, medicines in the Talmud
Mr. Julius Stulman: Preparation for a speech on the subject of Religion
Blessings for easy delivery; having a Mezuzah in the hospital; giving charity equal to cost of delivery
Pvt. Harry Greenbaum: Meet with Anash while stationed in Europe; enclosed booklets.
Writing to me is always better than not; smaller project should be completed in addition to ventures on a large scale
Unfounded anxious reaction to personal problems; furthering the cause of Chassidsm through focus on helping others over personal improvement
Taking an advanced study course; not seeing success in secular studies because of lack of set times for Torah study
Mr. Julius Stulman: Chanukah lesson: Faith above intellect
Students' Study Group: Lesson from Yosef: One’s soul is enslaved by the body but must always remain loyal and constantly receptive to its Source
Mr. Julius Stulman: Thanks for donations; lesson from Vayigash; purpose of the soul's descent to provide "sustenance" to the body; remain conscious of the soul's origin
Mr. Mortimer Propp: Thanks for donation; Just as a small scratch in a small seed can cripple it as a tree, a slight deflection from Torah-true education can have a crippling effect.
Mr. Joseph Baer: Going to Florida: When a Jew vacations, he brings along light and sunshine of Torah and Mitzvos: Chanukah lesson: Torah-true education is the flame; Merkos ignites the remotest candle
The shape of the Earth and its rotation in Talmudic sources; The Zohar clearly states that Earth is a sphere
Taking courses in College; avoid contradictions in education of youth; adverse influences in college
Annual Dinner for Lubavitch Yeshivoth: Tomchei Tmimim Yeshivos in financial crisis; Support the Yeshivos for the individual and communal wellbeing of American Jewry
Marriage is the foundation couple’s life and future generations; Foundations must be built from durable tested material; Torah which has helped Jews survive for millennia is that material
When one brings a child closer to Judaism, G-d makes it easier for him to see and feel the truth of Judaism himself; Torah and Mitvos make a durable marriage foundation
Mr. Moses Leavitt: Printing of the Talmud in post-holocaust Germany; importance of the JDC's activities
Pvt. Harry Greenbaum: Visit Anash while stationed in Europe; ascent of Rebbe Rayatz on Yud Shevat effects all followers even when not felt; Influence fellow soldiers Jewishly; this will help your own observance
Mr. and Mrs. Newman: Difficulty Sending children to Yeshviva; Proper Jewish upbringing is parents' top priority especially with current world upheaval and confusion of youth; chinuch is like planting a seed where the slightest defect can cripple the tree
Mr. Julius Stulman: Delay of comments on speech; despite rich intellectual aspect Judaism’s unique focus is every-day conduct, following before fully understanding; this is the only way to live a rooted life and be religious; immediate change in this direction is therefore necessary
A Purim Message: No one is too important to engage in Jewish Education; Jewish Education must be handled with utmost care
The Eleventh Annual Convention of the NCFJE: Growth is the sign of life; education is the most important cause of all - as we learn from Mordechai
The Study Group: A Purim message: We must stay faithful and do G-d's Commandments even though they seem illogical
Natural disasters; the difference between "G-d is All" and All is G-d"; learning Chassidus through correspondence
Rev. L. Sufrin: Dissatisfaction indicates vitality; despondency is an obstacle; the first step is deed and then one can try to figure out the end goal
Dr. Elmer L. Offenbacher: Help Dr. Ullman reclaim his grant on cancer research, which was lost due to his defense of Judaism
Michtav Kloli: Pesach message: Arouse the youth to Torah and Mitzvos
Acknowledging receipt of Shalach Manos
Mr. Benjamin Glazer: The importance of Jewish education for all four sons - children of all types; Pesach teaches that all Jewish children - boys and girls alike - must receive a pure Jewish education
Mr. W. Beckelman: Pesach wishes; report on Lubavitch’s European activities; appreciation for the JDC's support
Mr. Julius Stulman: Pesach lesson: Spiritual meaning of liberation from Egypt especially in education
Prof. Elmer Offenbacher: Thanks for expressing personal interest in Profesor Ulman's career
Mr. Benjamin Glazer and Family: The traditional blessing provides double-fold consolation: the soul will be reborn infinitely greater; it never truly departs and remains connected through good deeds of descendants
Difficulties keeping up in class; success lies in the student's hands; contemplating how Torah study is the road to spiritual and physical happiness prescribed by your Creator will help you learn with joy
Kramer Family: A Yahrzeit is a time for joy and introspection; there is no death in spirituality
Mr. & Mrs. Freedland: Blessings concerning your sons Bris Milah
CFJE: Influencing children to go to Yeshiva; Youth, who are energetic and pure, respond intuitively to youthfulness; The character, feeling and idealism of the teachers is a decisive factor in the children’s education; The more you help others the more you are benefited
Rabbi S. Carlebach: The Revelation at Sinai is an undisputed fact, denying of it is contrary to science
Prof. E. Offenbacher: Thanks for assistance in defense of Jewish tradition; continues to use influence to strengthen Orthodox Jewry
Mr. and Mrs. I. Levitansky: 25th-anniversary wishes; marriage is analogous to building a home
Mr. Julius Stulman: The weaknesses inherent to Science; Torah provides absolute moral guidance; spreading Torah ensures moral clarity.
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Helping others through social and welfare work is the best therapy to ease nervous strain; this does not preclude seeking medical advice
Vacation Message for Children: Vacation is not a break from Torah but a shift in form to rejuvenate; Just as the heart and brain never stop, so Torah must remain constant
Difference between America and Poland; every discussion must begin with a premise; on the premise that the Torah is Divine there is no room for discriminatory analysis, if it is not Divine there is no point analyzing it; Rights to the Holy Land
Lesson from oil wells: After removing the outer layers one's inner well gushes forth
Master Aaron V. Cousin: Guidance for one's daily life is attained through study; practice precedes knowledge
Mr. & Mrs. Max Weksler: Supporting kosher institutions and synagogues speeds the Redemption
Education in the city of L.A.
Shechita raises the animal kingdom to a human standerd; slaughtering in Divine service
Mr. Chayyim Zev Gavanti: Cooperation with Chassidic Shochetim in London; a deeper take on Shechita
Being realistic does not negate real trust; calming the nervous system can bring healing
Mr. Aryeh Sufrin: Shidduch with a G-d fearing woman; mutual liking in regards to Shidduchim; a Shadchan is the natural channel for a blessing for a Shidduch
The youngest years are the most impressionable; a Yeshivah environment is irreplaceable
Michtov Kloli: Hakhel in our times
Mr. Aaron V. Cousin: Sukkos in the house of the Mashpia; blessing for success in the New Year
Mr. Julius Stulman: Blessings for the New Year; hopes for growing accomplishments in the year ahead
A lesson from the Shemittah year: G-d cancels all our debts, as long as we act accordingly.