7852 —הבהרה על מסירת מכתב וברכות למשפחה

Clarification on Letter Delivery and Blessings for Family

ב"ה ז' אייר, ה'תש"י
The Rebbe clarifies the delivery of a letter addressed ambiguously, explains it was given to his mother-in-law, and assures that the names mentioned were prayed for at the Ohel and in the inner sanctum. He expresses hope that the blessings will be fulfilled soon.
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ב"ה ז' אייר, ה'תש"י

שלום וברכה!

נמסר לי מכתבו, כי כתב שמי על המעטפה, אבל בפתחי אותו ראיתיו כתוב לבית חיינו, ואיני יודע כוונתו בכ"ז, ולכן מסרתי מכתבו לאשת חבר כחבר, היא כבוד חמותי הרבנית תחי'.

שמו ושמות בניו שיחיו שמזכיר במכתבו נזכרו על ציון כ"ק מו"ח אדמו"ר הכ"מ. וכן הזכרתים בהיכלו שבו נכנסים ליחידות ולנתינת פדיונות.

ויהי רצון שיקויימו ברכות כ"ק מו"ח אדמו"ר הכ"מ, על מילואן בקרוב ממש.

המאחל כ"ט,

הרב מנחם שניאורסאהן

מוסג"פ חוברת שהו"ל היום, ובטח יזכה בה את הרבים.

נדפסה בקונ' "צדי"ק למלך" ה ע' 89, מהעתק המזכירות.

B"H, 7 Iyar, 5710.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Your letter was delivered to me, in which you wrote my name on the envelope. However, upon opening it, I saw it was addressed to Beis Chayenu, and I do not know your intention in this matter. Therefore, I gave your letter to an "eshet chaver k'chaver," namely my esteemed mother-in-law, the Rebbetzin, may she live.

Your name and the names of your sons that you mentioned in your letter were mentioned at the resting place of my father-in-law, the Rebbe hk"m. I also mentioned them in his chamber where people enter for yechidus and to give pidyonos.

May it be G‑d's will that the blessings of my father-in-law, the Rebbe hk"m, be fulfilled completely and very soon.

With all good wishes,
Rabbi Menachem Schneersohn

Enclosed is a booklet published today; surely you will share it with many. It was printed in Kuntres "Tzaddik LaMelech," part 5 page 89, from a copy of the secretariat.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches us to clarify intentions in communication and assures us that prayers on behalf of others are meaningful when brought before holy places. Sharing Torah materials with others multiplies their impact.

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