• Publisher's Foreword
  1. Credits
  2. Building the Inner Core
  3. The Primary Focus of the Rebbe’s Attention
  4. From Generation to Generation
  5. Back to Basics
  6. Time to Light Candles
  7. A Kaleidoscope of Activity
  8. Towards the Ultimate Horizon

• Acknowledgment of a supporter’s appreciation; the analogue of a chain reaction in Jewish communal work
  1. No. 406

• The halachic validity of machine-made tzitzis
  1. No. 407

• The recitation of Morning Blessings despite the fact that one has not slept
  1. No. 409

• The recitation by the congregation of the additions made to the Shemoneh Esreh during the Days of Awe
  1. No. 410

• The importance of dedicating texts of Chassidus on behalf of relatives
  1. No. 411

• Mourning Customs
  1. No. 412

• 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
  1. No. 413

• The distribution of chassidic texts; a request for stories regarding chassidim of the earlier generations
  1. No. 414

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany
  1. No. 415

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem
  1. No. 416

• Several points regarding the Rebbe Rashab’s maamarim and letters
  1. No. 417

• Instructions to a chassid in Eretz Yisrael
  1. No. 418

• Instructions to a chassid in Montreal regarding the Rebbe’s relatives
  1. No. 419

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 420

• A progress report on several Lubavitch publications
  1. No. 421

• The Alter Rebbe’s study of Tanya
  1. No. 422

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 423

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem
  1. No. 424

• Encouragement to give maamad, donations from chassidim to the Rebbe
  1. No. 425

• A request to convey a letter to a Rabbinic writer
  1. No. 426

• 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
  1. No. 427

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 431

• Divine providence affecting all creations; adding aliyos on Shabbos; hiskashrus to the Rebbe by following his customs
  1. No. 432

• An explanation of the different levels within the light that precedes the tzimtzum; levels in the downward progression of intellect
  1. No. 433

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 434

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany
  1. No. 435

• Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud
  1. No. 436

• Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud
  1. No. 438

• The apparent contradiction between G-d’s omniscience and man’s free choice
  1. No. 439

• The differences between the description of G-d as “forgiving” sin and “suppressing” sin
  1. No. 440

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 441

• 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
  1. No. 442

• Instructions to a chassid in France
  1. No. 443

• 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
  1. No. 445

• The need to proceed with our spiritual tasks without rationalizing our failures
  1. No. 446

• An explanation of Rabbah’s statement cited at the beginning of Tanya: “I, for example, am a beinoni.”
  1. No. 447

• Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements
  1. No. 448

• 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
  1. No. 449

• 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
  1. No. 450

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
  1. No. 451

• 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
  1. No. 452

• 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
  1. No. 454

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem
  1. No. 455

• Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany
  1. No. 456

• Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements
  1. No. 457

• Sending a picture of the Previous Rebbe as a gift to a supporter; the inspiration one receives from seeing the image of a tzaddik
  1. No. 458

• Blessings for a dedicated supporter
  1. No. 459

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
  1. No. 460

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 461

• A request for stories regarding chassidim of the earlier generations
  1. No. 462

• The division of the study of the Talmud; using an agent to receive a get
  1. No. 463

• The need to break the cycle of complacency and begin outreach activities in earnest
  1. No. 464

• Encouragement to collect maamad; the need for sincere outreach efforts
  1. No. 465

• Explanations regarding kabbalistic levels cited in Chassidus
  1. No. 466

• The need for a shaliach to be active in his place of shlichus
  1. No. 467

• The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
  1. No. 468

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 469

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs
  1. No. 470

• Wedding blessings to a chassid for his daughter
  1. No. 471

• Notification regarding letters from Machne Israel
  1. No. 472

• A request for letters from the Rebbe Rashab and information regarding his maamarim
  1. No. 473

• Explanations on the Tanya by chassidim of the previous generations
  1. No. 474

• Making beginning steps in the study of Chassidus
  1. No. 475

• The translation of the Memoirs of the Previous Rebbe
  1. No. 476

• Blessings for the Pesach holiday; the concept that the heavenly spheres are masters of knowledge
  1. No. 477

• Instructions to a chassid in France
  1. No. 478

• The significance of the month of Iyar
  1. No. 479

• Lag BaOmer and the revelation of pnimiyus haTorah
  1. No. 481

• Reviewing maamarim publicly; the tallis katan which the Jews wore during the time they wandered in the desert
  1. No. 482

• The Lag BaOmer holiday
  1. No. 483

• A request for assistance in fund-raising efforts
  1. No. 484

• An explanation of the death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai on Lag BaOmer
  1. No. 485

• Lessons that can be learned from stories about hidden tzaddikim
  1. No. 486

• Texts of Chassidus sent to a follower
  1. No. 487

• An analysis of the passage (Bava Basra 147a): “If the holiday of Shavuos is a clear day (without clouds), sow wheat”
  1. No. 488

• Encouragement not to postpone one’s spiritual tasks
  1. No. 489

• An analysis of the advice Achitophel gave his sons before his passing (Bava Basra 147a)
  1. No. 490

• Encouragement to a chassid to begin working on behalf of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
  1. No. 491

• The need for spiritual outreach
  1. No. 492

• Encouragement to a supporter to pay his pledge
  1. No. 493

• A request for assistance in fund-raising efforts
  1. No. 493*

• 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
  1. No. 494

• The study of pagan knowledge; why the Alter Rebbe cites Rambam and Ramban as examples when discussing the study of secular knowledge
  1. No. 495

• Blessings to a chassid for setting up home in a new setting
  1. No. 496

• Instructions to a chassid concerning the initial stages of activity in a new environment
  1. No. 497

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem
  1. No. 498

• Instructions to a chassid in Chicago
  1. No. 499

• The need for outreach activities
  1. No. 500

• Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs; the Alter Rebbe and Reb Hillel of Paritch; renewal in Torah study
  1. No. 501

• Acknowledging a miracle that happened to one’s Rebbe
  1. No. 502

• 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
  1. No. 503

• When the request Yehi Ratzon over the apple should be recited on Rosh HaShanah
  1. No. 504

• Learning a lesson in our Divine service from everything we see or hear; lessons that can be learned from a pharmacy
  1. No. 505

• 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
  1. No. 506

• The value of sending photographs of the chassidim to the Rebbe
  1. No. 508

• Instructions to a shaliach in England
  1. No. 509

• A request for information regarding the Previous Rebbe’s daughter and her husband, who perished in the Holocaust
  1. No. 511

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem
  1. No. 512

• Notes to the Tanya
  1. No. 513

• Not to be depressed over difficulties in outreach work; the counterpart to building the Beis HaMikdash in our Divine service
  1. No. 515

• Concerns which prevented the Rebbe from answering his correspondence
  1. No. 517

• Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem; the significance of the month of Elul
  1. No. 518

• A kuntreis for Chai Elul
  1. No. 520

• A kuntreis for Rosh HaShanah; the significance of Rosh HaShanah falling on Shabbos
  1. No. 523

• Rosh HaShanah blessings; the significance of Rosh HaShanah falling on Shabbos
  1. No. 524

• Rosh HaShanah blessings; the significance of Rosh HaShanah being “the head of the year”
  1. No. 525

• The concept that the initial tzimtzum should not be interpreted as a withdrawal of G-dliness
  1. No. 527

• The revelation of the motivating rationales for the Torah
  1. No. 528

• Rosh HaShanah blessings
  1. No. 529