5563 —עידוד להתפתחות, תכניות קיץ, ומעורבות נשים

B"H, 29 Sivan, 5717.

Brooklyn.

Haraha"ch iy"a nu"n oseik b'Tz"tz rav pe'alim u'va'al meretz Shlomo Matusof

Shalom u'Vrachah!

I acknowledge receipt of your letters from the 25th of Iyar and Thursday in Sivan, on the eve of the time of the giving of the Torah. I look forward to hearing good news from your successful use of this auspicious time for strengthening and developing both your general and specific activities, which are obviously interconnected—even a brief reflection makes this clear. Surely you have already noticed for some time that you are succeeding beyond expectations. My strong hope is that as you continue to ascend in holiness as our holy Torah commands, certainly success from Above will also increase, as our Sages say: 'He tells His words to Yaakov...'—what He commands Israel to do, He does Himself. This is clear.

Although you did not mention it directly, I hope—based on your past experience—that you are preparing a detailed plan regarding the summer days and recruiting students (boys and girls) from all backgrounds...

It is unfortunate that there has been no report at all about Nshei Chabad activities in your area. Enclosed is a copy of my general letter to the annual gathering of Nshei Chabad here. May this inspire all Nshei Chabad in Morocco to increase their activities. I would like to hope that at least in this matter Nshei Chabad will include all those with whom they come into contact—even if only briefly.

Blessings for good news in all the above with true broad-mindedness,

M. Schneerson

Your letter from the 25th of Sivan was received with its enclosure. I am assured by my revered father-in-law the Rebbe that soon there will be good news regarding the matters you wrote about.

What has been done with the hundred-plus books that were ready for purchase? Or similar matters?

1 Matusof, Casablanca.

2 And I chose for my revered father-in-law more than one hundred books... Negotiations over the price are still ongoing and hopefully will conclude successfully in the coming days.

Summary

The Rebbe teaches us to continually strive for growth and success through careful planning and inclusion of everyone—especially encouraging women's involvement in communal activities—and assures us that efforts made with sincerity bring increased blessings from Above.