9859 —על יום ההילולא של הרבי הקודם והמשכת פעולותיו

B"H, Purim Katan, 5730.

Brooklyn, NY.

Harav vavac"h iy"a nu"n Shmuel Yaakov Tridler Rechov Reines 5, Tel Aviv

Shalom u'Vrachah!

It was with pleasure that I received your words of blessing and good wishes in connection with the completion of twenty years since the passing of the holy Admor on Yud Shevat. I also thank you for your attention in sending me your poem in rhyme.

May it be G‑d's will that as with all days of remembrance in the life of the Jewish people—whose purpose is to draw from the theme of the day throughout the entire year through practical action (for action is paramount)—so too may this day of remembrance arouse and strengthen within each one of us, within all of Israel, the energy and desire to continue the activities of the one whose yahrzeit it is: strengthening Torah and Judaism in daily life—activities permeated with love for G‑d, love for Torah, and love for Israel, which are all one.

May Hashem grant and help that each person will do so by fully utilizing their strengths and talents with which they have been endowed—increasingly so—with joy and gladness of heart.

May you be blessed by Hashem, source of all blessings, with everything you need for yourself and all that is yours; as it is said: "I will bless those who bless you."

With honor and blessing for success and good tidings in all mentioned above.

Summary

The Rebbe teaches that a yahrzeit should inspire us to continue the work of our leaders by strengthening Torah, Judaism, and unity among Jews—channeling our unique talents into positive action with joy.