Thursday
Jul182019
Don’t You Know What Happens At College?
July 18, 2019The Rebbe’s handwritten response to a girl who asked about attending college:
Entries in From the Rebbe's pen (23)
Wednesday
Jul102019
I’ve Never Seen Such a Picture!
This drawing of the Frierdiker Rebbe was sent by a Chassid to the Rebbe in the summer of 5751 (1991). In his letter, he wrote that he assumes that this picture is from around the year 5680.
Wednesday
Jul032019
The Word of Hashem Comes Through the Mouth of the Rebbe…
“The truth is that it isn’t even possible to ask questions about the Rebbe … as it is well known that the idea of Rebbeim is a preparation for the coming of Moshiach of which it is written, “And the glory of Hashem shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see” — they will see Elokus (Divinity) with fleshly eyes.
Sunday
Jun232019
Planning Ahead Doesn’t Contradict Expecting Moshiach
In response to a woman who asked, “How is making long term plans not a contradiction to our firm belief in Moshiach’s imminent arrival.”
Wednesday
Jun052019
Should I Learn Tanya If I Don’t Understand It?
An answer from the Rebbe about the need to learn Chassidus, even if you don’t understand it in the desired depth:
Thursday
May302019
Why Does Judaism go by the Mother?
An answer from the Rebbe to a woman who asked how are we to explain why Jewish identity is determined by the mother and not by the father?
Sunday
May192019
The True Reason for Financial Hardships
An answer from the Rebbe to someone who wrote about his hardships in Parnassah:
Thursday
May092019
You Would Need to Distance Yourself From Rashi Too...
In the earlier years of the Rebbe’s leadership, the Rebbe instructed his secretary, Rabbi Sholom Mendel ‘שי Simpson, to visit a particular Jewish-American religious activist, and to discuss with him “what Lubavitch matters truly are.”
Friday
May032019
Do Another Test, You Ate Matzah…
An answer from the Rebbe to someone who had a heart condition, and after the doctors performed a cardiac catheterization – they scheduled an operation for after Pesach.
