Having just received the Torah at Har Sinai – we stated with absolute conviction the famous declaration of “Na’asse v’nishma” – “We will do and we will learn. ” This approach, explains the Rebbe in his letter, is essential to gaining deep understanding and appreciation of the Torah and mitzvos.
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In the week of the giving of the Torah – we share a letter in which the Rebbe recognizes and encourages a Rabbi and his group for their work in advancing the study of the Torah and the practice of its precepts.
What purpose does the Torah serve? a means to gain reward? a guide to a good life? In his fascinating letter, the Rebbe delves into the deeper purpose of Torah.
During the very difficult years of our slavery in Mitzrayim the Jewish people maintained their high standards of family life and purity – due in large part to the strength and self-sacrifice of the righteous Jewish women.
In his detailed fascinating letter, the Rebbe addresses the age-old question of – Why suffering? Why the holocaust? with some intellectual insight and personal observations. Is there an answer to this question? Is one required to know the answer or understand it in order to fulfill one’s purpose in life?
In honor of Chof Daled Teves, yartzeit of the Alter Rebbe, R’Schneur Zalman of Liadi – we are sharing a fascinating letter which R’Yankel Gansburg of Milan, Italy wrote to the Esteemed Committee of the Kovetz Lubavitch. He asked R’Nissan Mindel to show the letter to the Rebbe, which R’Mindel did.
In connection with the theme of our parshios – where Yaakov and his family have now moved to Mitzrayim – we share a letter where the Rebbe gives advice concerning the moving of a family and the essential things to keep in mind when relocating.
In his Chanukah message to a group of students – the Rebbe shares with the students a thought apropos to the sidrah Vayigash of that week – which serves as a message not only for Chanukah, but for our daily life.
Expanding on the theme of the pure and sanctified oil of the miracle of Chanukah – the Rebbe emphasizes that by insisting on using only pure and undefiled olive oil for the menorah our spiritual leaders were teaching us the crucial importance of the root and source of things.
In preparation for Chanukah we present a letter in which the emphasis of the Rebbe is on the great miracle of the oil – oil being the essence and most crucial aspect of the Chanukah festival.
In preparation for Yud Tes Kislev, the Rosh Hashanah of Chasidus – we share a letter in which the Rebbe explains the unique all-inclusiveness of chasidus and its proven track record since its founding over two hundred years ago.
In his letter written at the beginning of Kislev to an individual beset with difficulties – the Rebbe points to the light of the month of Kislev, which should help dispel all and any anxiety and shares one of his own personal habits, as a lesson to learn from.
During the week of Kinus Hashluchim – we share a letter of the Rebbe, thanking a supporter of the Chabad House for his initial contribution and encourages increased support for the educational activities of Chabad, which is a great merit for him. The Rebbe interestingly connects Chabad’s efforts with the recent miraculous rescue of the hostages from Uganda.
In celebrating the life of Sarah – who partnered with her husband Avraham in spreading the knowledge of G-d – we present a letter to a woman community activist, where the Rebbe clarifies his position regarding the dissemination of Yiddishkeit and learning for women – a critical matter especially in our recent times.
In view of the dire global situation facing us today – we share a letter where the Rebbe addresses the question of what one can do to bring about a more peaceful world.
In connection with our patriarch Avraham this week spreading the knowledge of One G-d on his sojourn far and wide – we present a letter of the Rebbe written to a chiropractor, in which he explains the essence of monotheism.
Parshas Noach is a reminder to us of our obligation to the nations of the world – to guide them in serving Hashem and maintaining a truly human society. In his letter, the Rebbe gives advice to a non-Jew regarding remarriage, livelihood and the Seven Noahide Laws.
As we celebrate Succos – the “Season of our Rejoicing” – the Rebbe’s timely letter reminds us to permeate this joy – year round, into our of Torah and mitzvos.
