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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 6

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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Rosh HaShanah as “the Head of the Year”; Connection to the Head of the Generation as a Medium to Facilitate Divine Service

Letter No. 752:

Collective Activities During the Ten Days of Repentance; Ahavas Yisrael Gateway Through Which Divine Service Ascends

Letter No. 753:

Blessings for the Birth of a Daughter; the Importance of Participating in the Division of the Study of the Talmud

Letter No. 754:

Reasons Not to Attend College

Letter No. 755:

Reasons For Children To Attend Lubavitch Schools

Letter No. 756:

Rosh HaShanah Blessings

Letter No. 757:

Blessings for a Communal Rabbi

Letter No. 758:

The Kabbalistic Significance of the First Day of Creation

Letter No. 759:

Rosh HaShanah Blessings for the Chief Rabbi of Eretz Yisrael; the Philosophical Definition of Time

Letter No. 760:

Guidelines for the Lubavitcher Yeshivah in Shepparton, Australia

Letter No. 761:

The Settlement of the Members of the Chassidic Brotherhood who were Refugees

Letter No. 762:

Birthday Blessings for a Yeshivah Student

Letter No. 763:

The Chassidic Custom for Washing Hands

Letter No. 764:

Acknowledgment of the Receipt of a Pan

Letter No. 765:

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The Acceptance of G-d’s Kingship on Rosh HaShanah

Letter No. 766:

Advice to a Parent

Letter No. 767:

The Teshuvah Appropriate During the Ten Days of Repentance

Letter No. 768:

The Higher Dimension of Teshuvah

Letter No. 769:

An Expression of Gratitude for a Donation

Letter No. 770:

Encouragement to Continue Positive Activities on Behalf of Judaism

Letter No. 771:

New Year’s Blessings

Letter No. 772:

New Year’s Blessings

Letter No. 773:

A Request for Details Regarding a Meeting

Letter No. 774:

New Year’s Blessings; a Jewish Woman’s Position in her Home

Letter No. 775:

New Year’s Blessings; the Importance of Jewish Education

Letter No. 776:

A Parent’s Obligation to Continually Seek To Exert Positive Influence on Children

Letter No. 777:

An Expression of Gratitude for a Donation

Letter No. 778:

The Custom of Reciting Chazak, Chazak, Venis’chazeik at the Conclusion of the Reading of a Torah Scroll

Letter No. 779:

The Connection of the Exodus from Egypt to the Mitzvah of Sukkos

Letter No. 780:

The Spiritual Sequence of the Holidays Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkos, and Simchas Torah

Letter No. 781:

Why were these species chosen? Because each one of them alludes to the concept of unity. Moreover, it is necessary to bring them all together as one…

The Comprehensive Influence of the Holidays of Tishrei

Letter No. 782:

The Ongoing Positive Effects of the Joy of Shemini Atzeres and Simchas Torah

Letter No. 783

With the conclusion of the festive days of Simchas Torah, one must return to ordinary weekdays, where there will be almost half a year without festivals . . .

New Year’s Blessings for Students

Letter No. 784:

Directives Concerning the Shlichus in Morocco; the Use of Calabria Esrogim

Letter No. 785:

The Authority of a Rabbi; the Importance of the Torah Study of Young Children

Letter No. 786:

Blessings for a Layman Involved in the Shlichus in Morocco

Letter No. 787:

Advice to Slaughterers Traveling to Ireland

Letter No. 788:

The Interrelation of the Jewish People with Each Other

Letter No. 789: