4046 —על שיתוף ספרים, השפעת חסידות, והשראת אחרים

B"H, 21 Tevet, 5716. Brooklyn.

Haraha"ch iy"a nu"n etc. Eliezer Nisenboim

Shalom u'Vrachah!

I received your letter in its time, and now also the book Mar'eh Yaakov, two copies—thank you very much. Surely you will do the same in the future with works you publish, since the library here is of great benefit to many.

I was pleased to read in your letter what you wrote about the author of the book—that he was deeply attached to Chasidut and greatly respected and honored it with all his being. I want to learn from your writing that such an attitude finds an echo within yourself. And since the Mishnah rules: "Not study but action is the main thing," surely this echo affects your daily life—especially as you wrote that you spread Torah and fear of Heaven to both young and old in Eretz HaKodesh (the Holy Land), a land upon which "the eyes of Hashem are upon it from the beginning of the year to its end." From this it is understood that every increase regarding oneself (and our Sages say: "We ascend in holiness," which is a command for every Jew for the future), this increase is multiplied many times over because it influences each one of those impacted by you. May Hashem grant you success to add even more promptly and with greater strength, and may the blessing be fulfilled in you: "Whoever increases—they increase for him."

With blessing for good news in all mentioned above.

Summary

The Rebbe encourages sharing Torah works for communal benefit and highlights how personal growth in Chasidut multiplies through teaching others. Every step forward not only elevates oneself but also inspires and uplifts those influenced by one's example.