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"Children, Health and Sustenance!" Threefold Blessing Handwritten and with the Rare Signature of the Rayya"tz of ...
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"Children, Health and Sustenance!" Threefold Blessing Handwritten and with the Rare Signature of the Rayya"tz of Lubavitch
Sacred letter loaded with blessings for health and sustenance signed with the rare, mysterious and special signature of the Admo"r Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson of Lubavitch. Brooklyn, New York. 1949. Sent to the renowned Chassid Rabbi Chaim Nachman Kovalsky.
The Rebbe the Rayya"tz blesses Rabbi Chaim and his entire family in this letter with health, and the Rebbe goes into unusual detail, three times mentioning the word "health"!: "May Hashem strengthen your health, your wife's health, your children's health and that of their families, may they be well" - a threefold blessing with special significance symbolizing infinite multiplicity. Later on, the Rebbe adds a blessing for abundant sustenance, "May He give all of you good, expansive livelihood."
This letter was written when G-d's candle was not quite yet extinguished - less than half a year before the Rayya"tz ascended to the Heavenly realms. It is appropriate to take note of an interesting and secret phenomenon in the Rayya"tz's signature: The letter י' in his second name is written in Assyrian script. This was later revealed to be his signature in the last year of his life. Wondrous.
People say that good things come in bundles. As if it were not enough to receive the most wonderful blessings, doubled and tripled - for children, health and sustenance, that appear in this sacred letter. After the signature , the Rebbe the Rayya"tz adds a lofty blessing in his hand "In all goodness, materially and spiritually." Is there anything beyond all goodness both materially and spiritually!?
Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of the Admo"r Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson of Lubavitch.
[1] leaf paper, 14x21 cm. Typewritten on official stationery with four words in the margins handwritten by the Rayya"tz, and with his signature.
Fine condition. Fold marks. Tiny tears in the margins of the folds, far from the text.
