• Publisher's Foreword

• Acknowledgment of a supporter’s appreciation; the analogue of a chain reaction in Jewish communal work

• The halachic validity of machine-made tzitzis

• The recitation of Morning Blessings despite the fact that one has not slept

• The recitation by the congregation of the additions made to the Shemoneh Esreh during the Days of Awe

• The importance of dedicating texts of Chassidus on behalf of relatives

• Mourning Customs

• Some Yom Kippur customs; why the Tanya does not mention bashfulness when speaking of the good character traits that are naturally found within the Jewish people

• The distribution of chassidic texts; a request for stories regarding chassidim of the earlier generations

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

• Several points regarding the Rebbe Rashab’s maamarim and letters

• Instructions to a chassid in Eretz Yisrael

• Instructions to a chassid in Montreal regarding the Rebbe’s relatives

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• A progress report on several Lubavitch publications

• The Alter Rebbe’s study of Tanya

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

• Encouragement to give maamad, donations from chassidim to the Rebbe

• A request to convey a letter to a Rabbinic writer

• The prohibition against using a microphone on Shabbos and festivals; the need to emphasize this prohibition; the importance of referring to the responsa of the Tzemach Tzedek

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• Divine providence affecting all creations; adding aliyos on Shabbos; hiskashrus to the Rebbe by following his customs

• An explanation of the different levels within the light that precedes the tzimtzum; levels in the downward progression of intellect

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

• Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud

• Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud

• The apparent contradiction between G-d’s omniscience and man’s free choice

• The differences between the description of G-d as “forgiving” sin and “suppressing” sin

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• The Alter Rebbe’s desire for there to be a Lubavitch corner in every Jewish community; the apparent contradiction between G-d’s omniscience and man’s free choice

• Instructions to a chassid in France

• Engagement blessings; the need to break the cycle of complacency and begin outreach activities in earnest; the importance of connecting Jews with the Previous Rebbe

• The need to proceed with our spiritual tasks without rationalizing our failures

• An explanation of Rabbah’s statement cited at the beginning of Tanya: “I, for example, am a beinoni.”

• Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements

• An explanation of the array of the Sefiros; an explanation of the spiritual implications of the statement “He is not a man that He would reconsider”; why an answer from the Previous Rebbe was conveyed without delay

• The importance of dedicating texts of Chassidus on behalf of relatives; the fusion of the most elevated spiritual concepts with the details of everyday life

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

• A learned discussion of the Tzemach Tzedek’s ruling concerning the omission of Mizmor LeSodah on the day preceding Pesach and other particulars concerning his responsa

• An explanation of the Alter Rebbe’s statements in Iggeres HaTeshuvah that when undertaking a private fast, one may also eat a small amount in the three hours before sunrise; the custom of reciting the psalm Mizmor Shir LeYom HaShabbos twice on Friday night

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

• Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements

• Sending a picture of the Previous Rebbe as a gift to a supporter; the inspiration one receives from seeing the image of a tzaddik

• Blessings for a dedicated supporter

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• A request for stories regarding chassidim of the earlier generations

• The division of the study of the Talmud; using an agent to receive a get

• The need to break the cycle of complacency and begin outreach activities in earnest

• Encouragement to collect maamad; the need for sincere outreach efforts

• Explanations regarding kabbalistic levels cited in Chassidus

• The need for a shaliach to be active in his place of shlichus

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

• Wedding blessings to a chassid for his daughter

• Notification regarding letters from Machne Israel

• A request for letters from the Rebbe Rashab and information regarding his maamarim

• Explanations on the Tanya by chassidim of the previous generations

• Making beginning steps in the study of Chassidus

• The translation of the Memoirs of the Previous Rebbe

• Blessings for the Pesach holiday; the concept that the heavenly spheres are masters of knowledge

• Instructions to a chassid in France

• The significance of the month of Iyar

• Lag BaOmer and the revelation of pnimiyus haTorah

• Reviewing maamarim publicly; the tallis katan which the Jews wore during the time they wandered in the desert

• The Lag BaOmer holiday

• A request for assistance in fund-raising efforts

• An explanation of the death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai on Lag BaOmer

• Lessons that can be learned from stories about hidden tzaddikim

• Texts of Chassidus sent to a follower

• An analysis of the passage (Bava Basra 147a): “If the holiday of Shavuos is a clear day (without clouds), sow wheat”

• Encouragement not to postpone one’s spiritual tasks

• An analysis of the advice Achitophel gave his sons before his passing (Bava Basra 147a)

• Encouragement to a chassid to begin working on behalf of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

• The need for spiritual outreach

• Encouragement to a supporter to pay his pledge

• A request for assistance in fund-raising efforts

• Blessings to a chassid for setting up home in a new setting; the Counting of the Omer and the observance of Shavuos when a person crosses the International Date Line

• The study of pagan knowledge; why the Alter Rebbe cites Rambam and Ramban as examples when discussing the study of secular knowledge

• Blessings to a chassid for setting up home in a new setting

• Instructions to a chassid concerning the initial stages of activity in a new environment

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

• Instructions to a chassid in Chicago

• The need for outreach activities

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs; the Alter Rebbe and Reb Hillel of Paritch; renewal in Torah study

• Acknowledging a miracle that happened to one’s Rebbe

• The concept that the initial tzimtzum should not be interpreted as a withdrawal of G-dliness; the nature of the kav; when an orphan should begin putting on tefillin; whether the recitation of the expression B’rich Rachmana satisfies one’s obligation to recite the Grace After Meals; reciting Amen after blessings recited by children being trained to observe mitzvos; pronouncing G-d’s name while teaching students beyond the age of majority; permission for a child to hold a Torah scroll; the recitation of the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy when praying alone; the recitation of the half-Kaddish that follows the reading of the Torah in the afternoon service on Shabbos; the importance of the attribute of zeal

• When the request Yehi Ratzon over the apple should be recited on Rosh HaShanah

• Learning a lesson in our Divine service from everything we see or hear; lessons that can be learned from a pharmacy

• The required measure for washing one’s hands on Tishah BeAv and on Yom Kippur; interruptions during Pesukei DeZimrah; the recitation of the passage B’rich Shmei before taking out the Torah

• The value of sending photographs of the chassidim to the Rebbe

• Instructions to a shaliach in England

• A request for information regarding the Previous Rebbe’s daughter and her husband, who perished in the Holocaust

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

• Notes to the Tanya

• Not to be depressed over difficulties in outreach work; the counterpart to building the Beis HaMikdash in our Divine service

• Concerns which prevented the Rebbe from answering his correspondence

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem; the significance of the month of Elul

• A kuntreis for Chai Elul

• A kuntreis for Rosh HaShanah; the significance of Rosh HaShanah falling on Shabbos

• Rosh HaShanah blessings; the significance of Rosh HaShanah falling on Shabbos

• Rosh HaShanah blessings; the significance of Rosh HaShanah being “the head of the year”

• The concept that the initial tzimtzum should not be interpreted as a withdrawal of G-dliness

• The revelation of the motivating rationales for the Torah

• Rosh HaShanah blessings