US Edition'Stop Trying to Cope': The Rebbe’s 'Blunt' Response to a Student in Despair
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“Stop Trying to Cope”: The Rebbe’s Radical Response to a Student in Despair
In the years following the Holocaust, a 19-year-old university student wrote to the Rebbe expressing deep disillusionment and suicidal despair. The Rebbe’s response was not a single letter, but a sustained, multi-year correspondence that challenged the young man's perspective, gave him a historic sense of purpose, and ultimately saved his life.
'Stop Trying to Cope': The Rebbe’s 'Blunt' Response to a Student in Despair
In the years following the Holocaust, a 19-year-old university student wrote to the Rebbe expressing deep disillusionment and suicidal despair. The Rebbe’s response was not a single letter, but a sustained, multi-year correspondence that challenged the young man's perspective, gave him a historic sense of purpose, and ultimately saved his life. Full Story
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