English translation — ברכת כ"ק אדמו"ר שליט"א לאנ"ש שיחיו שברכו אותו, אור לי"א ניסן ה'תשד"מ, לאחרי תפלת ערבית

The Supreme One will surely fulfill the promise of our Torah, the Torah of truth and the Torah of life,

that one who blesses is blessed¹ with the blessing of the Holy One, blessed be He,

whose addition exceeds the principal.²

May it be so in actuality and below ten handbreadths,

for each and every one of the blessers within the entirety of Israel in every place they are — in the revealed and manifest good,

in both physicality and spirituality together,

Beginning with the preparations for the days of Pesach in the most successful manner,

and thereafter — a kosher and joyous festival of Pesach,

And may it be fulfilled very soon, "As in the days of your exodus from the land of Egypt, I will show him wonders"³ in actuality,

and as brought in Chassidus⁴ from the Zohar⁵ and Pri Etz Chaim⁶ — that this means that in the future to come there will be wonders even in comparison to the wonders in the days of your exodus from the land of Egypt,

And also:

Just as then

(in the days of your exodus from the land of Egypt)

there was, even in the final moments of the exile, a state of "and for all the children of Israel there was light in their dwellings"⁷ — so too may there be light in all the details, even in the final days of this last exile.

And may this further hasten that "the children of Israel go out with an upraised arm"⁸ in the future redemption

(as it was in the redemption from Egypt),

and in a manner of "immediately they are redeemed",

as the ruling of the Rambam in the halachah,⁹

where "immediately" according to the halachah here¹⁰ means "immediately" in actuality,

much less than a few days¹¹ —

May this be in actuality and with joy and a good heart,

"With our youths and with our elders, with our sons and with our daughters"

(as in the days of your exodus from Egypt)

¹² may there be "a great congregation; they shall return here"¹³,

the completeness of the people,

together with "their silver and their gold with them"¹⁴,

which alludes also to love and awe,¹⁵

which are the source, root, and foundation for positive commandments and negative commandments,

as explained in the holy Tanya¹⁶ — may this also be in completeness — the completeness of the Torah,

And may there also be the completeness of the land,

even in these present days,

with joy and tranquility of soul and tranquility of body,

And very soon may there also be "for Hashem your G-d will expand your border"¹⁷,

Through our righteous Mashiach,

may he come and redeem us and lead us upright to our land,

truly speedily in our days.