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LOTE 246:
Wonderful Shanah Tovah Blessings from the Rebbe on Auspicious Days, with the Addition of [5] Words in his Hand!
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Wonderful Shanah Tovah Blessings from the Rebbe on Auspicious Days, with the Addition of [5] Words in his Hand!
"My blessing to [you] and all that is [yours] to be inscribed and sealed for a good, sweet year materially and spiritually ..."
Letter full of wonderful blessings for a good, sweet new year signed by the Admo"r Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of Lubavitch. Brooklyn, NY, during the Days of Selichot in 1961. The Rebbe wrote five words by hand at the top of the letter!
On the dateline, as was the Rebbe's custom, he wrote "Yemei HaSelichot" - the days of mercy, when the King is in the field, and prayers and blessings are close to being fulfilled - as stated by the Alter Rebbe.
These segulah times strengthen the Rebbe's powerful blessings that appear later on in the letter "For the upcoming new year, may it be for our good and the good of the entire Jewish people, I hereby give my blessing to [you] and all that is [yours] to be inscribed and sealed for a good, sweet year, materially and spiritually.
Close examination of the Rebbe's words demonstrates that the Rebbe included all essential blessings in just a few words, for both the material and the spiritual realms, to the recipient and his entire family, as what could be better or sweeter than "a good, sweet year, materially and spiritually"?
Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of the Admo"r Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
[1] leaf official stationery, 21x14 cm. Typewritten with the addition of [5] words handwritten by the Rebbe [ "מכ' נתקבל, וכן הב' הפ"נ"] and his signature at the end. [הפ"נ] is known in Chassidut to be the element that binds the Chassid to his Rebbe.
Moderate-fine condition. Fold marks, creases and stains. Artistically restored letter.
