Igrot Kodesh · Letter 1406 — Faith & Bitachon

By the grace of Hashem,
4 Shevat 5712,
Brooklyn, New York,

Greetings and brachos*,

I learned with pleasure, through my secretary, that your wife has returned home and that she is doing better, baruch Hashem*. I hope that her state will continue to improve.

I wish to speak to you once again about your sister and what you needed to verify regarding the conversion[1].

Having consulted our holy seforim*, you doubtless know that every day matters in matters of conversion.

I wish that you concern yourself with this with diligence and arrange as quickly as possible what must be arranged. No excuse can be valid in the matter, even if one thinks that one will not obtain the desired outcome. And, in fact, if one acts seriously, one obtains, sooner or later, results, up to a certain point. I hope to have good news on this subject.

On the occasion of the second hilula* of my father-in-law, the Rebbe[2], I am enclosing for you a list of my suggestions[3] concerning the practices it is fitting to adopt. You personally saw the Rebbe, and you will therefore surely accept a part of these practices, or even the whole of them.

With my brachah* that you give me good news,

Notes
(1) Of the one she wishes to marry, and whose validity must be verified.
(2) 10 Shevat.
(3) This refers to letter no. 885.