Editing Hayom Yom (section)

== Hayom Yom - Part Two ==
Hayom Yom Part Two is a collection of aphorisms that the Rebbe recorded for himself in a notebook - apparently in order to publish them in the Hayom Yom calendar for the years 5704-5705 (1944-1945), but this was not accomplished.

In 5749 (1989), photocopies of forty-seven aphorisms and their decipherment translated into the Holy Tongue were printed as part of the renewed edition of Hayom Yom, published by Kehot. When this book reached the Rebbe, he wrote in protest (the content - by oral tradition): "From where were they given permission to print the manuscript (of the second calendar), wasn't it not given for publication? Why did they omit the 'daily study guide from Tanya'? Who gave them permission to change from the Holy Tongue of the style of the aphorisms (that were written in the Holy Tongue)?"

In 5758 (1998), the World Agudas Chassidei Chabad published a booklet called "Hayom Yom Part B" for the central farbrengen of 3 Tammuz 5758, containing nearly ninety aphorisms, edited by Rabbi Mordechai Zvi Liberow.