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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 5

From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger

In the Rebbe's correspondence one can see his scholarship, the care he has for every individual, the communal projects which he pioneered, and many other dimensions of his leadership.

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A gift for a groom

Letter No. 581:

Maintaining a connection with the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 583:

Blessings for the Pesach holiday

Letter No. 584:

Importance of studying teachings of the Rebbe Rayatz so that he can dwell in two worlds simultaneously; private notes to individuals

Letter No. 585:

Instructions concerning beginning shlichus in North Africa and other communal activities

Letter No. 585*:

Advice to a young man to accept a role in outreach activities

Letter No. 587:

The connection of the Menuchin family to the Lubavitch Rebbeim

Letter No. 588:

Not eating before going to the gravesite of a tzaddik

Letter No. 589:

The Lubavitch custom of using esrogim from Calabria

Letter No. 590:

Rising to a personal challenge; the assistance a bond with the Rebbe Rayatz grants in enabling a person to elevate himself

Letter No. 592:

The importance of public study sessions for the study of Chassidus

Letter No. 593:

Blessings for health

Letter No. 594:

A person suffering from emotional volatility; be content with one’s material portion & strive harder spiritually despite hardships

Letter No. 595:

Blessings to a young man on his birthday

Letter No. 596:

The lesson of the Counting of the Omer: time is precious

Letter No. 597:

The Counting [of the Omer] teaches us, among many other things, that time is precious. We always have to be counting.

Concept of “days of discernment” as it applies to appreciation of the new energy granted by the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 598:

The need for those who understand the Rebbe’s teachings to explain their content to others

Letter No. 599:

Transition as influence passes into Malchus of Atzilus & from Malchus to worlds below it; influence of passing of Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 600:

The significance of Lag BaOmer; spreading the teachings of the Zohar as a catalyst for redemption

Letter No. 601:

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai’s contribution in opening the channels for the revelation of the Torah’s mystic secrets

Letter No. 603:

Blessings for a chassid to perpetuate the activities of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 604:

The importance of physical health; the need to heed a doctor’s directives

Letter No. 605:

Blessings for physical health

Letter No. 606:

Instructions concerning beginning shlichus in North Africa and other communal activities

Letter No. 607:

Blessings for the purchase of a home

Letter No. 608:

Blessings for a chassid who desired to immigrate to Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 609:

Birthday blessings for a young man

Letter No. 610:

Advice to a chassid concerning establishing himself in business

Letter No. 611:

A letter of condolence to a kabbalist whose sister passed away

Letter No. 612:

A Shavuos message, quoted heavily from the words of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 613:

Analysis of obligation of Torah study; studying a Rebbe’s teachings as a means of binding to him; private notes to certain individuals

Letter No. 614:

The use of the expression zol gezunt zain with regard to the Rebbe Rayatz; the Rebbe’s unwillingness to accept the nesius

Letter No. 615:

Instructions concerning the establishment of a teachers’ seminary

Letter No. 616:

Spreading the study of the teachings of Chassidus

Letter No. 617:

Advice regarding the establishment of an educational institution in Yemen

Letter No. 618:

Parallels in our Divine service to the four qualities mentioned in Avos 5: 20

Letter No. 618*:

Responding to the needs of flood victims in Winnipeg

Letter No. 619:

Instructions concerning beginning shlichus in North Africa and the establishment of educational programs for Jewish children there

Letter No. 620:

Taking action rather than worrying over difficulties

Letter No. 620*:

Instructions concerning beginning shlichus in North Africa and the establishment of educational programs for Jewish children there

Letter No. 621:

Assurance that the Rebbe Rayatz’s blessings will bear fruit

Letter No. 621*:

Short notes critiquing a biography of the Baal Shem Tov

Letter No. 622:

[In your book,] there are almost no details about the hidden tzaddikim and [the conduct of] the Baal Shem Tov before he was revealed and, in particular, [his] interchange with R. Adam [Baal Shem] and his son, and other [details].

Blessings and suggestions for the establishment of the yeshivah in Sheparton, Australia

Letter No. 623:

Encouragement to continue following path of the Rebbe Rayatz, by studying his teachings; private notes to certain individuals

Letter No. 624:

Advice for a woman for whom conception is dangerous

Letter No. 625:

The importance of spreading Jewish practice and Jewish education in the immigrant camps after the Holocaust

Letter No. 626:

The effect of the blessings of the Rebbe Rayatz even after his passing

Letter No. 627:

The importance of following a doctor’s advice

Letter No. 628: