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Zos Chanukah: The Importance of This Day! - Rabbi Moshe Weinberger

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there's a certain sadness that they always feel by saying it's the holiest day of hanukkah but there's a certain sadness because it's ending and the looking at the candles i know that it's not going to be until next year that we're going to see the oregon is the light of these candles and the bottle of oil is sitting nearby and it's almost empty and each one of us is darkening now hashem we're asking you it's not the simple shot of the passage but this farm says can you help us to hold on to zos to this day the last day of chanukah we it's that our heart should be able to turn to you and to feel your presence the way that it feels right now that you're here because it's so hard after chanukah to hold on to that ur that light so i want to talk a little bit about how to [Music] make this miracle continue after all you all know that eight means forever seven is this world eight means forever it means a breeze it means a covenant it means something that's permanent something that never ends so hashem wants us and is ready to help us chanukah continue to have the miracle go on what does that mean with everything in life there's sagnas and there's penny means there's a way of looking at things in an external shallow way and there's a way of focusing on the paninis on the inner essence the soul of something of chanakya of course is the is the war the victory and also that this little jar of oil was able to miraculously go on for so many days [Music] is within the person himself because you and i know that after chanukah ends the winter is going to get even colder and you and i know that after the candles go out that there are so many so many winter days and nights in our lives where we feel that there's only a tiny drop that's left inside that i don't have i [Music] inner essence of the islands and so many times i just don't feel that i don't feel that so what what do we dive for in zeiss hanukkah we dive in for the epinemius of the miracle hashem if you were able to take that little oil and you were able to make it light forever then i'm asking i'm asking that since upon islam i believe in miracles i believe in hanukkah i believe in zeiss so i'm asking you is there a way that you could help me to take that little bit inside of me that little bit of longing that little bit of excitement that little bit of of learning and darvening and to help it to help it to grow hope that it should have his hands that should stay lit and light even stronger and stronger you