In honor of the Chasunah of Chaim and Devorah Leah Piekarski, a special Teshurah has been published, containing rare and fascinating materials from the archives of the Rebbe’s personal secretary, Rabbi Nissan Mindel, a profound treatise by the Rebbe on the purpose of creation and our Shlichus in this world and fully edited sichos that were never published beforehand.
In honor of the Chasunah of Chaim and Devorah Leah Piekarski, a special Teshurah has been published, containing rare and fascinating materials from the archives of the Rebbe’s personal secretary, Rabbi Nissan Mindel, a profound treatise by the Rebbe on the purpose of creation and our Shlichus in this world and fully edited sichos that were never published beforehand .
In honor of this special occasion, a Teshura was distributed to the guests, this Teshura offers a glimpse into rare and fascinating materials from the archives of the Rebbe’s personal secretary, Rabbi Nissan Mindel, A”H. Rabbi Mindel, who served as Mazkir to both the Frierdiker Rebbe and the Rebbe for nearly 60 years, faithfully transcribed letters, prepared writings, and assisted in communicating the Rebbe’s teachings across the globe.
Among the treasures included in this Teshura:
A profound treatise by the Rebbe written in 5704 (1944): In this remarkable essay titled “Some Principles Based on the Teachings and Philosophy of Chabad,” the Rebbe outlines the purpose of creation and our Shlichus in this world, in eight sequential points, each building upon the previous.
Unpublished Sichos: These talks were prepared for print and Edited by the Rebbe himself, for unknown reasons they were never printed until now.
Rare letters and writings: Drafts of the Rebbe’s letters in various languages, covered in handwritten notations.
My Prayer: one of the better-known series published in the acclaimed talks and tales journal, was “My Prayer,” exploring the reasons and depth behind the daily prayers, these articles were also edited carefully by the Rebbe.
These writings are published here for the first time, accompanied by photocopies of original pages with the Rebbe’s handwritten notations, all of which have been skillfully researched and carefully translated, offering a rare opportunity for readers to delve into the Rebbe’s teachings.
The above has been made available by Rabbi Shalom Ber Shapiro, Son-in-Law of Rabbi Mindel and director of Nissan Mindel Publications
Thank you very much for sharing this!
Its so Amazing that even now, more than 30 years after Gimmel Tammuz we are still Zoche to such big gillum especially never-before-seen Mugedike Sichos!
The first article written by the Rebbe in 1944 is truly monumental!
A Yasher Koach Rabbi Shapiro! This is put together so well – with comprehensive footnotes, please continue!