The Rebbe promised to save anyone that visits his grave, donates money to tzedakah, says the Tikkun C'lali (The Ten Psalms) and makes a kabbalah (promise) not to repeat his sin. Especially at a time of nisayon (test by Hashem) a person must serve Hashem like a servant, tolerating disgrace. Moshe Rabbeinu was buried at Baal Peor in the desert in order to atone for the Jews buried there. The Rebbe wanted to be buried in Uman, near the Jews that died al kiddush Hashem (sanctifying G-d's name).
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