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Write what is on your heart.

Receive a letter from the authorised IGROS 2.0 collection. Read the text and view the original printed page.

Step one

Take your time. Everything here is optional, and nothing you write changes which letter arrives.

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Three steps

Write

Set your intention in your own words. Nothing you write influences which letter arrives.

Receive

A letter is selected at random from the collection, with the method shown openly.

Reflect

Read, save and add a private reflection you can return to whenever you wish.

This letter was selected randomly from the eligible IGROS 2.0 collection. Your name and message were not analysed or used to choose the result.

The Rebbe writing a reply while a visitor stands before him
The Rebbe writing a reply as a visitor waits.RebbeDrive

Letters written for real people, one at a time

The Igros Kodesh are replies to ordinary questions — a child struggling at school, a business that stalled, an illness in the family. They were written with attention, and they are read the same way here.

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Forty-seven subjects, from health to hardship

Browse the collection thematically when you already know what you are looking for, or wander the shelves when you do not.

  • Health and healing
  • Parnassah and work
  • Chinuch and children
  • Shalom bayis
  • Simcha and gratitude
  • Doubt and decisions
The Rebbe handing a dollar and a blessing to a visitor in a crowded hall
Person after person, each received a word and a blessing.RebbeDrive
The Rebbe reading letters at the Ohel
Letters read aloud at the Ohel, name by name.RebbeDrive

Private by design

What you write stays yours

  • Your words are never used to pick a letter.
  • Private reflections are encrypted before they are stored.
  • Choose to save nothing at all and the request disappears with your session.

An action plan

How to make the most of a reading

  1. 01

    Set aside five quiet minutes

    Find somewhere calm. The reading is meant to be unhurried.

  2. 02

    Write plainly and honestly

    A sentence is enough. Say what you would say to someone who listens well.

  3. 03

    Read the page you receive

    Read it once through, then again slowly. Turn to the nearby pages if you wish.

  4. 04

    Write down one line to keep

    Save a private reflection so you can return to it in a week or a year.

Turn the pages yourself

Every uploaded volume can be opened, zoomed and paged through in the reader — the scanned page exactly as it was printed.

Letters gathered in a bag beside the Rebbe's lectern
The letters gathered together before they were read.RebbeDrive
The Rebbe receiving a guest who raises his hands in blessing
A meeting of greeting and blessing.RebbeDrive
The Rebbe speaking at his lectern before a full hall
The hall at 770, where words were given to the world.RebbeDrive

Begin whenever you are ready

No account is needed to receive a page. Create one only if you would like to keep your letters and reflections.