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In Good Hands: 81. Students should immerse themselves in their Torah studies and not be concerned with questions as to how they will eventually earn a living.
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ItAn excerpt from the farbrengen of Yud Shvat, 5713 (1953); see Toras Menachem — Hisvaaduyos, Vol. 7, p. 335. was said at the previous farbrengen that the students of the YeshivahI.e., the Tomchei Temimim Yeshivah, which was originally founded in the Whit...
In Good Hands: 80. Even if such a person was tainted by idolatry, when Pesach eve arrives he can have trust “now the Omnipresent brought us near to His service.”
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[TheExcerpt from a sichah delivered on the first night of Pesach, 5712 (1952), and published in Toras Menachem — Hisvaaduyos 5712 (1952), Vol. 2, pp. 113-114. Rebbe opened by quoting a passage from the Haggadah:] “In the beginning our forefathers were ido...
In Good Hands: 79. Regardless of everything, Yaakov Avinu went on his way with a light heart and in high spirits, because he had trust in the One Above.
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ThisExcerpt from a sichah delivered on Shabbos Parshas Vayeitzei, 7 Kislev 5712 (1951), and appearing in Likkutei Sichos, Vol. 1, p. 63. week’s Torah reading tells of how one solitary Jew made his way to a foreign land. When he set out he had thought that...
In Good Hands: 78. Why was Yosef punished for placing his trust in the butler, for preparing a natural means through which he could be released from the dungeon?
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WhyExcerpted from sichos delivered on Rosh Chodesh Kislev, 5712 (1951), and on the last day of Pesach, 5721 (1961). See Likkutei Sichos, Vol. 3, pp. 836-837. For further discussion of the above question see Item 86 below, under subheading (d), and Item 94...
[undated tzetl] [In response to a woman who (i) requested “a blessing for protection” and (ii) sought “an increased trust in G‑d,” the Rebbe wrote:] You have been promised that (i) “G‑d is your guardian; [G‑d is your protective shade at your right hand]”T...
[undated tzetl] You see miracles that are patently manifest, yet you insist — contrary to the simple sense of even the animal soul — on seeking out depressing subjects. You have already seen that this has not brought you success; indeed, quite the contrar...
In Good Hands: 75. “You will then have less time to think the opposite of the directive to think only good.”
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[undated tzetl]. One of thousands of brief handwritten responses that were issued over the years, usually on the margins of the addressee’s query or request, and relayed to him or her via the Rebbe’s secretariat. These succinct responses were popularly kn...
In Good Hands: 73. “The stronger and more disproportionate is one’s trust, the more disproportionately will one’s trust be manifestly vindicated.”
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By the Grace of G‑d The Days of Selichos,I.e., late in the month of Elul, in the days before Rosh HaShanah during which the regular morning service is preceded by Selichos, the penitential prayers. 5734 [1974] Brooklyn, N.Y. To the sons and daughters of I...
[By the Grace of G‑d Winter, 5704 [1944] Brooklyn] Greetings and Blessings! YouIgros Kodesh, Vol. 1, p. 220, Letter 124. have no doubt duly received all the printed matter that we mailed you.The Rebbe originally wrote this letter in the Holy Tongue at the...
A Thought from the Rebbe Rayatz
One’sExtract from a letter of the Rebbe Rayatz, which the Rebbe appended as a footnote to a sichah that was delivered on Shabbos Parshas Vaeira, 5722 (1962),and published in Likkutei Sichos, Vol. 3, p. 883. (Cf. Item 85 above.) trust in G‑d can be called ...
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