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15 articles- A Word from the PublishersConnected to Parshas Lech Lecha, this issue of Rebbe Responsa shares letters from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on the spiritual significance of visiting Eretz Yisrael.
- 1 A Mandatory VisaThe Lubavitcher Rebbe explains that visiting Eretz Yisroel requires a spiritual visa of enhanced holiness and conduct fitting for the palace of the King.
- (untitled)The Lubavitcher Rebbe explains the spiritual preparation required before visiting the Holy Land, likening it to obtaining a visa for the royal palace.
- 2 More Than a TouristThe Rebbe explains that visiting the Holy Land demands personal spiritual elevation and being a living example of Jewish dedication to inspire others.
- (untitled)The Rebbe extends prayerful wishes for a good and happy new year, materially and spiritually, along with the traditional Rosh Hashanah blessing.
- 3 Pre-Travel AnxietyThe Rebbe explains that trepidation before visiting the Holy Land stems from awe of the Divine presence, an awe that should be filled with profound joy.
- Pre-Travel AnxietyThe Rebbe wishes Dr. Miriam Sachs a pleasant and successful trip to the Holy Land during the auspicious month of Tammuz, the month of his predecessor's liberati
- 4 Before You GoThe Lubavitcher Rebbe advises obtaining medical approval before traveling to Israel and preparing thoroughly for the special mitzvos observed in the Holy Land.
- Before You Go (P.S.)A postscript and editorial citations detailing the Rebbe's instructions regarding obtaining medical approval before traveling to Eretz Yisrael.
- 5 Thirty Day LimitThe Lubavitcher Rebbe advises a woman on visiting the Land of Israel, emphasizing strengthening family life, holiness, and limiting stays to under thirty days.
- 6 A SouvenirThe Lubavitcher Rebbe explains that the true souvenir to bring back from the Holy Land is an increased measure of personal holiness and living inspiration.
- 7 Don’t Lose the PictureA lost set of slides from a trip to the Holy Land serves as a reminder to appreciate the spiritual sanctity of Eretz Yisrael over mere tourism.
- 8 Visiting the SettlersIn a letter to the Mayor of Nashville, the Rebbe highlights the dedication of the settlers in Kfar Chabad and conveys blessings for a joyous Chanukah.
- Blessed RainA letter reflecting on practical action following a personal meeting and the spiritual significance of rain on Rosh Chodesh Kislev as a Divine blessing.
- Blessed RainThe Rebbe explains how the onset of winter rains around Rosh Chodesh Kislev symbolizes Divine blessings for all physical and spiritual necessities.
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