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Shlomo Shoshan is addressed in the correspondence as a young man engaged in outreach and spiritual activism among Jewish youth, particularly focused on preventing desecration of Shabbos and other holy days. His efforts and dedication are recognized and encouraged by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The letter from the Rebbe, dated 5 Kislev 5712 (1951), expresses heartfelt appreciation for Shlomo Shoshan's work, as reported by Rabbi Michael Lipskar. The Rebbe specifically highlights Shoshan's initiative in inspiring Jewish youth in his city to refrain from desecrating holy days, especially Shabbos. The Rebbe emphasizes the immeasurable value of such efforts, drawing an analogy to planting a seed that yields countless fruits, and explains that spiritual actions done for the sake of Heaven have far-reaching, transformative effects.
The Rebbe encourages Shoshan to continue his activities under the guidance of Rabbi Lipskar, assuring him that this work should not detract from his Torah study, both in the revealed and mystical dimensions. The Rebbe concludes with a blessing for success in Torah learning, awe of Heaven, and in bringing Jewish hearts closer to their Father in Heaven.