Night 1 Chanukah Kavana with Harav Yussie Zakutinsky

Everybody, so tonight is going to be the first night of Kaneka. We're all going to be to take a candle and to light the each one in their own homes in a beautiful way. So there's a lot to think about and a lot to talk about when it comes to Khaneka. But I just wanted to share with you maybe just one quick thought that a person can have. You don't have to, but a quick thought that a person can have maybe at some point during uh the Kaneka candle lighting. You know, it says in that the soul of a Jew is compared to a candle. And so whenever when you're lighting candles, a good thing to think about and a good thing to daven for is that just as you kindle that flame and just as you are igniting that candle, the should also look down look down on each and every Jew in all situations in all in all environments that a Jew might find themselves in. And that should look down at all of his all of his children and ignite their nishas. The nature of a Jewish nish is to want to be on fire with to want to be on fire with to learn with and that's the nature of the Jew that fire that flame of the Jewish soul. Sometimes it just needs it needs a spark and we have to dive into that just as we are lighting our candles on so should ignite our candles our nishas ignite the nishas of our families of our extended families the nishas of all of andem when even just a little bit of a spark touches a Jewish nisha it's it's it's game over the nisha is caught on fire and now it's just a matter of of of time until the person becomes anah a huge a huge flame for the service of hashem to become caught on fire in such a way see fireem be more deeply connected to mits in a good way to Ballistic ethanica.