Chaba"d, the Path to Repentance for a Sinner who Spoke about the Rebbe of Chaba"d, Written by Admo"rs and Rabbis

Chaba"d, the Path to Repentance for a Sinner who Spoke about the Rebbe of Chaba"d, Written by Admo"rs and Rabbis
Collection of five letters from Admo"rs and rabbis instructing a sinner who spoke about the Lubavitcher Rebbe as to the path of repentance.
* Very lengthy letter signed by the Admo"r Rabbi Ya'akov Moskowitz of Shatz, who writes: "With respect to the inquiry of one who, in his youth, would regularly scorn the Admo"r, the gaon, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and his sayings ... and now regrets his improper deeds, and asks how he can rectify his sin ... The Admo"r of Lubavitch's greatness in Torah and fear of Heav-n is known to all who see his writings and sayings. Several tens and hundreds of thousands of remote Jews returned to their roots only due to his blessed activities via his emissaries who follow his word. The Admo"r's love for all Jews knew no bounds - "ahavat yisrael" at its most basic level. Even little me saw with my own eyes and was present to experience this: When I was a small child of just eight or nine, I fell asleep in front of him while he conducted a tisch with thousands of people in attendance, and I disrupted the seating of the elder Chassidim. When I woke up, one of the Chassidim raged that it is not befitting for a child to sleep at the head of the table. If not for the Rebbe not allowing me to be awoken, saying to let the child sleep, whatever happens will happen, do not awaken him; they would have long before removed me from there. There is no explanation for this behavior except for complete ahavat yisrael with all his heart. And it appears that it would be appropriate to study the articles of his Torah; certainly this would be beneficial for his soul, as this was the gift of his life, and you will be forgiven."
* Letter in the hand of the Admo"r of  Komárno, who instructs the path to repentance as being to  "share in the costs of publishing his books."
* Letter signed in the hand of Rabbi Ginsberg, who instructs the path to repentance as being to "Set times to study his Torah, and  distribute  and teach it to the Jewish people."
* Letter signed in the hand of Rabbi Tuvia Blau, who instructs the path to repentance as being to "influence your friends who have not yet been privileged as such to study a lesson from the Rebbe's books together with you b'chavruta for at least one hour a week."
* Letter from Rabbi Twardowicz, rabbinic instructor from Kfar Chaba"d, who writes: "It appears that you should study and distribute the Rebbe's Torah ... and  distribute the Ramba"m's daily study, and the campaigns the Rebbe conducted, and be particular to study Chata"t, something that the Rebbe encouraged each year during Tishrei ..."
[6] leaves.
Very fine condition.