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as you are coming to light your hanukkah
candles i want to share with you a
beautiful story over 100 years ago there
was a very wealthy man david very
generous donor
a rabbi comes from israel collecting
money
and he comes to david's house and david
is giving him a nice nice sum of money
and the rabbi is looking around the
living room he sees a beautiful break
from another break from beautiful silver
and smack in the middle of everything a
bag with broken glass the rabbi turns to
david says david ask your question the
show rabbi he says how can we have a bag
with broken glass in your breakfast he
says rabbi that broken glass is worth me
that worth more than all my money
let me tell you the story he says i was
25 years old i had everything money fame
company and everything
i had nothing and one day i'm walking to
the store and i see a little jewish
religious kid crying i'm jewish i don't
love jews but i'm jewish i turned this
kid i said boy why are you crying he
says
my father
did not have money for olive oil so i
went to work for a month
to be able to light haruka candles
purely
and now as i came into the shop i bought
the bottle of olive oil and i fell and i
tripped in the whole final broke
and now i don't have olive oil
i looked at this kid i said come with me
i took him back into the shop i bought
him another bottle of wild wool and i
told him go home i'll clean him
and as i sat down to clean up i realized
that it's not the glasses broken it's my
life spoken
and that's why this happened
my life is broken my life is shattered i
don't even know that science comes
and then at that point moment i took
upon myself i have to make the change
later on in my life when i studied about
hanukkah candles i realized that's what
kind of a canvas does haruka candles
goes into aaron
flames up the most inner sparks to bring
us both back to hashem and to bring us
back to a real identity
you
