שלום וברכה!
[שלהי תשרי תשכ"ו]
עיקר דיבור הנ"ל הי' לאלו - שאין להם עוד סדר ע"פ תורה בהנ"ל - משא"כ תלמידי ישיבה שלכל לראש צ"ל הלימוד ע"פ סדרי הישיבה -ורק בהזמן שמחוץ לסדרים שייך הנ"ל, וג"ז לא לכאו"א. וצ"ל בזה ע"פ התייעצות והוראת המשפיע.
מצילום כתי"ק.
דיבור הנ"ל: בהתוועדות דשמח"ת, שכ"א צריך ללמוד מקרא, משנה, גמרא, הלכה, מדרש, חסידות וקבלה וכו'.
Shalom u'Vrachah! [End of Tishrei 5726]
The main point of the above statement was directed at those who do not yet have an established schedule according to Torah in these matters. This is not the case for yeshiva students, whose primary obligation is to learn according to the yeshiva's set curriculum. Only during times outside of the official schedule does the above apply, and even then, not for everyone. This should be done based on consultation and instruction from the mashpia.
From a photocopy of the original manuscript.
The above statement: At the Simchat Torah farbrengen, it was said that everyone should study Mikra (Scripture), Mishnah, Gemara, Halachah, Midrash, Chassidus, Kabbalah, etc.
Summary
The Rebbe teaches that yeshiva students must prioritize their structured learning schedules and seek guidance from a mashpia before adding additional studies. Individualized direction ensures proper spiritual growth.