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Rabbi Zalman Gopin is a mentor at the yeshiva in Kfar Chabad, Israel. As a student, he once asked the Rebbe about how to best deal with the mood swings a person experiences. He would have expected the Rebbe to say that sadness is a bad thing, unequivocall...
By the Grace of G‑d 27th of Teveth, 5721 [January 15, 1961] Brooklyn, N.Y. Greeting and Blessing: I received your letter and enclosures. It is explained in many places in Chassidus, beginning with the Tanya, about the negative aspects of all forms of sadn...
True teshuvah is effective in every situation, no matter the severity of the transgression.
The Arizal writes that the numerical value of ‘Dimah–Tears’ is 120, which in Torah signifies full life.
A young trauma survivor shared his struggles with the Rebbe and finally allowed himself to grieve.
By the Grace of G‑d 15th of Menachem Av, 5725 [August 13, 1965] Brooklyn, N.Y. To All Participants in the Dedication Exercises at Camp Gan Israel, Linden, Michigan Greeting and Blessing: This is to convey my prayerful wishes to all of you, and particularl...
Knowing that the creator of the world, who is the essence of goodness, watches over everyone individually, there cannot possibly be reason for sadness.
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