4483 —קביעות בארגון פעולות תורה והשפעה על אחרים

B"H, 27 Sivan, 5716. Brooklyn.

Haravac"h iy"a nu"n etc. Yechiel Michoel Yehuda Leib Zalmanov

Shalom u'Vrachah!

I acknowledge receipt of your letter from the 17th of Sivan, and may it be G‑d's will that you will soon share good news regarding the continuation of the activities you wrote about in this letter—continuing them practically. May it be done with consistency, and by establishing regular times and a steadfast spirit among the organizers, this consistency will become solidified and extend even to those who currently consider themselves not yet among Anash.

Certainly you will make the most of your presence in a new place and influence those around you as much as possible and as needed, so that even after your successful return from there, the connection will continue to serve as a channel for transmitting Torah and its mitzvos illuminated with the light and warmth of Chassidus. May it be with outstanding success, and may your influence on those affected be such that they themselves go on to influence others—as in the saying of my father-in-law, the Rebbe: true completion is when there is a grandchild; similarly, regarding "your children," meaning your students—the completion of an influencer is when his student has a student.

It is worth noting what is brought at the end of Tosefta Eduyos (cited in Iggeres Rav Sherira Gaon and copied in Aruch entry Abayei; Sefer Yuchasin): when a student's student exists, he is called "Rabban."

With blessing.

Summary

The Rebbe teaches that consistency in Torah activities leads to lasting impact on oneself and others. True fulfillment comes when one's influence inspires students who themselves become influencers, spreading Torah and Chassidus further.