Mr. Milton Kaufman
Mr. Milton Kaufman: Donation of Seforim for Yeshivah students in Moroco
41 published English letters
Mr. Milton Kaufman: Donation of Seforim for Yeshivah students in Moroco
Mr. Charles Raddock: Writing an article on the work of Lubavitch.
Blessings come through personal work
Mr. Charles Raddock: We cannot be on the defensive; we must be active in all circles of Jews; A Jew is always responsive to his Jewishness; Lubavitch welcomes competitors
Michtov Kloli: This Yud-Tes Kislev, liberate the good and noble within you; Don’t ignore your soul’s pain; Fulfill your mission in this world
How a Jew can find true joy in his life's destiny of Torah and Mitzvos; The tremendous descent of the soul and the compensation of the ascent which follows; The "folly" of neglecting this purpose
Rev. L. Sufrin: I will remember you in prayer at the Ohel; Wishes for improved health and success with daughter's shidduch
Rabbi Dr. Leo Jung: Congratulations on candidacy and election to the Claims Conference against Germany despite existing responsibility; I am pleased that I had a part in the appointment; G-d will give you extra strength to take on this new responsibility
Agudas N'Shei Chabad: Encouraging the Nshei Chabad women's organization to expand their Influence to widest possible circles; Proper approach will succeed; Not to be discouraged by difficulties
Mr. Julius Stulman: Proposal for investment in offset printing equipment; The Merkos publication department has potential to become financially self-sufficient; This project aligns with Mr. Stulman's soul mission as defined by the Previous Rebbe
Agudas Nshei Chabad of Chicago: Clothing donation to Lubavitch North African institutions; Update the Rebbe on activities; Utilize Chabad publications and take advantage of local Shliach
Mr. Kopel Bacher: Bar Mitzvah on Parshas Yisro; The paradox of saying Tachnun and working on one's personal festival; This milestone marks the beginning of life as a Jew which demands work; In the course of this work mistakes can be mad
Logic dictates a Divine order to the cosmos where every component serves a purpose; G-d provided humanity with guidance to harmonize with this system; The public revelation at Sinai and unbroken transmission of Torah through generations offers scientific proof of its Divine origin; the Seven Noahide Laws; Separation due to religious incompatibility is not the right solution
The appropriate time for introspection; Constant self-searching interferes with religious duties; Taking care of health is part of Divine service
A call to restore the old custom of the Rabbi sending his community members Shemurah Matzah for the Seder; everyone should send round, hand-made, Shemurah Matzah; matzah is food of faith
Mr. Aaron Avigdor Cousin: Donning Tefillin every day is compared to a soldier wearing protective gear
Mr. & Mrs. Jaffe: Bar Mitzvah in the days of Sefirah; for a Jew, true freedom is obtained through Torah and Mitzvos; transition from a child to a full freedom of an adult is the same
If you feel certain that she will establish a Kosher Jewish home, pursue a Shidduch with the woman you have become acquainted with
Mr. S. Perrin: Silence hopefully indicates that all is well; Shavuos wishes, receiving the Torah with joy and inwardness
Mr. Robert Richter and Miss Gladys Liberman: Foundations of Torah and Mitzvos: Marriage likened to building a house - durability over appearance matters most
May two sisters be married to two brothers?
Surprised at interpretation that troubles are deserved; “Serve G-d with joy” is basis of Judaism; Everything G-d does is good; Even when one doubts his own merit, can rely on ancestral merit; Constant inner joy
Miss Estelle L. Cousin: Blessing for upcoming marriage; When spread the light of the love of Torah, our people, and G-d to others, then G-d will help bring this light and happiness to your own home
Follow physician's instructions in order to improve health; Transferring to a new Yeshiva will enable proper observance of Yiddishkeit
Mrs. M.J. Simon: The sacrifice of allowing a child to leave home for a Jewish education is well worth the objective and goal; This matter affects his entire life
Experiencing apathy towards Mitzvos due to doubts of the authenticity of Torah;;Hopes that this is not just a justification; How to authenticate any historical event and how that process applies to Jewish tradition
Mr. Abe Dunn: New Highschool in Pittsburgh; Importance of education during a child's formative years
True service of G-d is through joy not bitter remorse, especially when magnified by imagination; cease soul-searching; Story of Rabbi Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev rejoicing for being Jewish
You have the ability to overcome your challenges; Discouragement stems from the Yetzer Hora; tikunim for 'bad habits'
Mr. Zalman Jaffe: Trust that the wheel of fortune will turn for the better; Negative mindset affects courage and initiative; G-d isn't limited by business cycles; maintaining Torah observance keeps blessing channels open; Request for Shochet
Three points on why one must practice Mitzvos before understanding; Every moment is essential when accomplishing ones unique mission in the world system, a moment wasted effects the whole; Just as one must eat and breath daily to survive, the soul requires daily spiritual nourishment regardless of comprehension; Theory can’t change fact; Why I persistently write to you.
Mr. Irving Block: reply to property concerns; wishes for New Year
Jewish Women, Mothers and Daughters: Purim and Pesach stories testify to Jewish women doing their utmost to ensure Jewish survival, playing two parts: focusing on their home and family with true Jewish femininity as they did in Egyptian bondage; utilizing positions of influence for the benefit of the Jewish people, following Esther's lead
The Purim story reveals how Jews regardless of backgrounds and level are capable of spiritual transformation and revival when their inner power is revealed and activated. When sincere self-sacrifice to obtain this is demonstrated, G-d responds by miraculously removing all evil decrees and hardships
Mr. & Mrs. Nemtzov: Birth of grand-daughter conveyed to me; traditional blessing is used for girls as well
Mr. Zalmon Jaffe: Improvement in business in the weeks between Purim and Pesach; Our custom of beginning to put on Tefillin two months before Bar Mitzvah
Mr. Aron Dov Sufrin: Condolences for father's passing; Obtaining a pension for the widow; Consult Yeshiva staff regarding education; not to disregard a Shidduch proposal because of lack of familiarity with English
Trust in G-d means not worrying about every detail; following physician's instructions is different from worrying about them
Blessings for upcoming wedding of son; Wish for Nachas from children - both material and spiritual
Mr. Joseph Sugarwhite: The halachic obligation to learn Pnimiyus Hatorah; The difference between Chassidus and Mussar; Add in Tehillim and Tzedaka; Scientific dating of the universe is hypothetical
Conversion must be performed by an orthodox rabbi and for the right motives