Posts by: Shais Taub

Letter 20- In Response to a Tragedy

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The Rebbe speaks to those who were affected by a shocking tragedy and explains to them why they should not leave the place where it happened. (This letter was written following a terrorist attack in the village of Kfar Chabad. Israel.)

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Letter 21- A Plea for Good News

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The Rebbe explains why it's so important to make a personal habit of writing to the Rebbe with good news.

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Letter 22- The Power of Accountability

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The Rebbe explains why writing often to report one's activities will bring out hidden potentials and abilities that would otherwise lie dormant.

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Letter 23- Anxiety About a Career

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The Rebbe writes to a father about his son who is extremely preoccupied with concerns of how he will make a living.

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Pesach—Spiritual Spring Cleaning

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The Jewish people never managed to leave Egypt; they had to be removed by Hashem. From the story of the Exodus we can learn what it means to be stuck in a situation from which we cannot extricate ourselves and how to allow Hashem to do for us what we cannot.

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Letter 24-To Parents Who Are Worried About Their Adult Son

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The Rebbe guides parents whose adult son has strayed from the path of Jewish observance.

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Letter 25- Even Greater Than Charity

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The Rebbe writes to the Shomrei Shabbos Free Loan Society on the occasion of their yearly dinner and explains the unique spiritual greatness of the mitzvah of giving a loan. In memory of R' Yochanon Gordon and R' Shimon Goldman. Dedicated by their Families.

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Letter 26- It's the Little Things

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The Rebbe writes to a teacher about the importance of focusing on the small, everyday details that ultimately make the biggest difference in a child's life.

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Letter 27- A Beard Can Only Bring Blessings

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The Rebbe writes to a father and husband who says that he was rejected from a job opportunity because of his beard.

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Letter 28- Remember This Next Time You Feel Overwhelmed

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The Rebbe writes to someone who has experienced the favorable resolution of a problem regarding which they have written to the Rebbe in the past.

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Letter 29- Education is Our Future

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This letter, written to R' Chaim Zalman ("Chazak") Kramer of the illustrious Kramer family of early Chabad supporters in America, underscores the importance of education as the future of the Jewish people.

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Letter 30/ 11 Nissan Farbrengen

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The final letter of the 30 Letters in 30 Days series is learned at a special farbrengen at the Ohel.

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