Rebbe Letters Rabbi Shais Taub

The Rebbe responds to a woman with a severe aversion to social situations and explains to her that every person, without exception, can only function properly within the society of other human beings.

The Rebbe tells a young man who has begun to study full time in yeshiva that dedicating a period of one's life exclusively to Torah study is the best preparation for a successful life.

The Rebbe gives a new perspective to a young man who complains that his peers who are not religious seem to be more successful in life than him.

The Rebbe gives advice to a mother who experiences pervasive, unwanted thoughts about calamity and disaster.

The Rebbe encourages a father who has recently committed to grow a beard and advises him not to be intimidated by scoffers.