0359 - Instructions from the Rebbe Regarding Yeshiva Gedola of Miami Part 2

00:01 One of the bochrim who were shluchim in Miami from the first group, when he went into Yechidus while he was on Shlichus, he wrote to the Rebbe something that he was asking a tikkun for. So the Rebbe said to him, that's what he repeated, that milui haShlichus bemilua, if you fulfill the Shlichus completely, is a tikkun efyed ebgam bas ken roazin. That's a tikkun for any blemish that's possible. Kol odos vezos geshim, including what you wrote about. So it's interesting that fulfilling the Shlichus is a tikkun for ebgam that a person might have. Another answer was a letter that the Rebbe wrote dated Yom HaMasmuchim LeYemei Yud Beis BeYemei Tammuz Tov Shin Lamet Heh. This was a letter that the Rebbe sent to the Talmidim HaShluchim BeYeshivat Deileish in Miami Beach. This letter actually was a Mixt of Kloli Proti. As we know, the Seder was that sometimes the Rebbe would write a letter and send the same letter to many, many people. But he would add certain things which are important to that individual to send to. That he would add that I received your letter and concerning this and this question, this is what you should do. But the general letter was a Mixt of Kloli. This was a Mixt of Kloli Proti that came BeHemshich to a previous Mixt of Kloli that the Rebbe wrote, a real Mixt of Kloli that was sent out to the public. So the Rebbe started this letter with the words that Afsha Abola Kamon, even though

01:23 what I'm going to write further on in the letter, Kvar Bo BeMixt of HaKloli Meim Shlishi Shu Chub BeKetev, already was written in the Mixt of Kloli from the Tuesday Chuch BeKetev in Parshas VeYisrael Eisechayil. But still, I'm sending you personally a letter like this. HaRei Ein Ode Maksi VeBakosha Abola Kama VeKama BeYachat. It's not the same when you write a letter and you ask many people together, Lipni HaBakosha MiYachedu Shishlucha Yoshel Echad Uliyochid, to sending this Bakosha and this letter to one person himself. Because when you send a letter to someone personally, it has more effect. That's what the Rebbe is saying. So therefore, the Rebbe is writing in this Kloli Proti, which he sent to many individuals, saying, even though I already wrote this inyan in the Mixt of Kloli, but it's not the same now. I'm turning to you as an individual, as one person, asking you specifically whatever the Rebbe is going to ask in the letter. So the Rebbe sent this letter to the group of Talmidim HaShluchim. But the question is, this letter is also written to a group, not to one person. So the Rebbe added with his Ksaviat Kadesh, these words. After the words where he said that it's not the same sending it to a lot of people together, to turning and asking a one person, Echad Uliyochid, the Rebbe added, Ulemetsiyas Yechido Hanasis Alidei Ichud Kama Yechidim. That he said not only, basically not only is it that it's better to send to an individual,

02:49 the same applies if you're sending it to a Metsiyas, a unit which is made, one unit which is made up by the union, the connection of many individuals. In other words, the Rebbe considered the group of Shluchim as one. And therefore, what the Rebbe writes here in this letter, that this is more than the previous letter which was written to a public. This is written to individual. He said, I'm writing to you also as a group which is considered like an individual. And I'll repeat it again. He wrote that this is, it's not the same if you write it to a person direct to Echad Uliyochid. So he added, Ulemetsiyas Yechido Hanasis Alidei Ichud Kama Yechidim. Which gives us an insight in the group of Shluchim that really by the Rebbe this was looked upon as one Metsiyas.