7296 —הדרכה בענין הפרנסה ומקום מגורים לאחרי הנישואין לתלמיד ישיבה

B"H, 13 Iyar, 5720. Brooklyn.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

In response to your letter from Erev Shabbat Kodesh, in which you write about the matter of livelihood and also about your place of residence after the wedding at an auspicious and successful time.

As we have heard several times from my revered father-in-law, the Rebbe, of blessed memory, students of a yeshiva should present their matters to the administration of the yeshiva where they study—not only spiritual matters but also those that seem material. In truth, these are even more spiritual than material, as is understood.

May it be G‑d's will that Hashem, Who watches over each individual with Divine Providence, will guide you well in all the above with true goodness—and there is no good but Torah.

I hope that even though you do not mention this explicitly, you continue to increase your diligence and persistence in studying our holy Torah—both its revealed and chassidic aspects—and in beautifying your fulfillment of its mitzvos. These are the channels and vessels for Hashem's blessings in all that a person needs.

With blessing for good news in all the above.

In the name of the Rebbe shlita, Mazkir

Summary

The Rebbe teaches that both material and spiritual concerns should be discussed with one's yeshiva administration. Diligence in Torah study and mitzvah observance are key channels for receiving G‑d's blessings in all areas of life.