10561 —סידור ספריות לשיחה יהודית

Arranging Libraries for Jewish Conversation

ז' תשרי, ה'תשל"ג
The Rebbe writes that the inner intent of arranging libraries is to encourage light conversations about Judaism when people come to borrow books. If possible, the area should also be clean and pleasant to facilitate such discussions.
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[ז' תשרי, ה'תשל"ג]

שלום וברכה!

הכוונה

פנימית [בענין לסדר ספריות], שכשיבואו לבקש ספר ימשיכום לשיחה (קלה) ע"ד יהדות וכו'. ובאם אפשר לסדר בהנ"ל שיהי' מקום נקי ויפה גם לשיחה נעימה וכו' - מובן שטוב לעשות כן.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

The inner intent regarding arranging libraries is that when people come to request a book, they should be drawn into a (light) conversation about Judaism and related topics.

If it is possible to arrange things so that there will also be a clean and pleasant place for a pleasant conversation, it is understood that it is good to do so.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that libraries should serve as spaces not only for borrowing books but also for fostering meaningful Jewish conversations in a welcoming environment.

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