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Letter & Spirit - Personal and Public Correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
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I Will Write it in Their Hearts - Volume 8

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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The importance of trust in G d; the effect of such trust on one’s physical health
Letter No. 989:
The need to have a positive outlook on life, to recognize G d’s kindness and make others aware of it
Letter No. 990:
Appreciation for a contribution to the maos chittim fund
Letter No. 991:
Appreciation for a contribution for refugees in Europe
Letter No. 992:
Encouragement for education outreach for Jewish children in Tunisia
Letter No. 993:
Pesach and the renewal brought about by spring
Letter No. 994:
The importance of eagerness in the observance of mitzvos, particularly with regard to charity
Letter No. 995:
The avodah that should accompany the Counting of the Omer; translating intellectual understanding into character development
Letter No. 996:
Operating a business in a partnership with another Jew who does not observe Shabbos
Letter No. 997:
Proceeding in one’s avodah with strength and confidence
Letter No. 998:
Encouragement to a woman to find an appropriate shidduch
Letter No. 999:
The importance of enhancing kosher Jewish education in Eretz Yisrael
Letter No. 1000:
The most important elements to seek in a shidduch
Letter No. 1001:
The significance of Lag BaOmer as the yahrzeit of R. Shimon bar Yochai
Letter No. 1002:
Blessings for a chassid moving to a different locale
Letter No. 1003:
Encouragement for a person to take a leadership role in spreading Yiddishkeit
Letter No. 1004:
Teaching Chassidus as a medium to increase one’s physical health
Letter No. 1005:
The importance of a businessman’s study of the Torah
Letter No. 1006:
The responsibility of those who have been exposed to Torah to share with others
Letter No. 1007:
Reciting Tehillim after the Morning Prayers
Letter No. 1008:
The spiritual darkness of the present era as a catalyst to hasten Mashiach’s coming
Letter No. 1009:
Directives with regard to the study of Chitas
Letter No. 1010:
The relevance of the Giving of the Torah as an ongoing occurrence
Letter No. 1011:
Chitas and tzedakah as a medium for Divine blessing
Letter No. 1012:
Advice to a chassid concerning finding a place to settle; placing our spiritual mission as a priority
Letter No. 1013:
The responsibility of rabbis and communal leaders to increase their efforts after the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz
Letter No. 1014:
Trust in G d as a medium to bring about the recovery of a child
Letter No. 1015:
The need to be confident in one’s economic decisions
Letter No. 1016:
Directives to teacher; importance of educating children; Tanya’s description of G dly soul as “an actual [part of G d] from Above”
Letter No. 1017:
Advice to a young man not to travel to the Rebbe, but instead work within his home community to spread Yiddishkeit
Letter No. 1018:
Avoiding sadness and worry; serene trust in G d
Letter No. 1019:
The merit of donating to Lubavitch outreach work in North Africa
Letter No. 1020:
The merit of donating to Lubavitch outreach work in North Africa
Letter No. 1021:
Birthday blessings for a chassid
Letter No. 1022:
The observance of mitzvos as a medium for safety
Letter No. 1023:
Jewish children as guarantors for the Torah
Letter No. 1024:
The need for yeshivos to expand and take in more students; Jewish children as guarantors for the Torah
Letter No. 1025:
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Tefillin as a medium of protection for Jewish soldiers
Letter No. 1026:
The advantages of a chassidic farbrengen; the lesson to be derived from the process of purifying sacks from bacteria
Letter No. 1027:
Lag BaOmer as the day of rejoicing of R. Shimon bar Yochai
Letter No. 1028:
Jewish children as the guarantors of the Torah
Letter No. 1029:
Shavuos blessings to the Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Eretz Yisrael
Letter No. 1030:
Shavuos blessings to Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Eretz Yisrael; chronology of dates of week when Jews first brought omer offering
Letter No. 1031:
The importance of establishing a unified religious front among the religious parties for the elections in Eretz Yisrael
Letter No. 1032:
A letter to Israeli sailors visiting the U.S.; spiritual power as the strength of the Jewish people
Letter No. 1033:
The importance of preserving recollections of the past in writing; to write with attention to detail
Letter No. 1034:
Ahavas Yisrael as a medium for blessing
Letter No. 1035:
Advice to a young man concerning a shidduch; directives to increase his study of Torah, and particularly, pnimiyus haTorah
Letter No. 1036:
The importance of spreading pnimiyus haTorah
Letter No. 1037: