Igrot Kodesh · Letter 4898 — Health

B"H

4 Kislev* 5717

Brooklyn

Blessings and greetings,

I was saddened to learn that you are not in good health. I hope that upon receiving this letter, you are feeling better. May Hashem grant that you improve more and more, until you are in perfect health.

Together with your husband, the Rav, you will educate all your children to Torah*, the wedding canopy, and good deeds, in good health and with joy.

Moreover, we have just entered the month of Kislev*, which is, in general, the month of miracles and deliverance — in particular for those who have the merit of participating in Chabad institutions, for whom our holy masters, the leaders of Chabad, from the Alter Rebbe*, author of the Tanya*, onward, invoke Divine mercy. One can thereby obtain the fulfillment of all one's personal needs and also of all one's communal accomplishments.

And you know the statement of the Mitteler Rebbe*, according to which, thanks to the self-sacrifice the Alter Rebbe* demonstrated for Chassidus*, the Heavenly Court decided that in all matters concerning Torah*, the fear of Hashem, and good deeds, those connected to him and following in his footsteps would prevail.

Awaiting your good news of all that has been stated,