7241 —חיזוק הבטחון, חינוך, ונסיעה לחו"ל

B"H, 29 Adar, 5720. Brooklyn.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

After a long break, your letter from before Purim was received. May it be G‑d's will that since it shows a better mood, this will be the start of going from strength to strength in this regard. Especially since strong trust brings peace of mind, joy and gladness of heart—this is fundamental in our holy Torah, particularly as explained in the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov and Chabad Chassidus.

I was pleased to read in your letter about your visits to Kfar Chabad at the seminar and Beit Rivkah. May it be G‑d's will that also regarding what you wrote about these matters there will be improvement within all aspects of the institution. Especially since it is known that educating the younger generation is like tending to a seed: every addition multiplies many times over in quantity and quality when the seed grows into a fruit-bearing tree. From this it is understood that every effort is worthwhile here, and from Above they grant extra strength and special assistance.

Regarding what you wrote about your plan to visit relatives abroad—and surely this is with your husband's consent—certainly you will connect this with some mitzvah matter which permits leaving Eretz HaKodesh. May it be G‑d's will that your trip should be at an auspicious and successful time, in a good manner and with proper health.

Blessings for good news in all the above matters with peace of mind and proper health.

Summary

The Rebbe teaches that strengthening trust in G‑d brings inner peace and joy. He emphasizes the lasting impact of education on youth and encourages connecting even personal trips with mitzvah purposes for spiritual benefit.