Day 7 Chanukah Kavana with Harav Yussie Zakutinsky

Everybody tonight we'll be lighting the seven candles of Khan, the seven candles of the minor, the seventh night of Khan. So what's the unique of tonight? You know, tonight is Shabas. Mat Shabas is a time where we remind ourselves of we sing songs. Mat Shabas is a time where we eat Malik, which is a suda that's connected to Mat Shabas is a time of where we remind ourselves about the coming of Msiah. is the one that brings us the good news about the coming of Msiah obviously is the forebearer of Msiah. So Shabas as a person moves from Shabas into the six days of the week. You yourself you strengthen yourself with the belief and the and the trust that Mashia is going to come. The truth is to a certain degree that's the holy Khan. The holiness is giving us a little bit of a reminder in in exile a taste of the ba mdash. That's really what khan is right. So we're we don't have a ba mdash unfortunately right we don't have a kind god the lighting the minor every single day but we remind ourselves of that literally in every single one of our homes when each person lights the minor. It's a taste of the ba mdash and it's a reminder of the b mikdash. So the in of itself is to remind us of of of redemption to remind us of mik to make it real and and and tangible and something that we not just officially subscribe to but something that we live with and that's what mabis is. So tonight of all nights is an auspicious time for a person to not just din as they light the candles that we should be to literally experience the redemption and see the mish being lit and be part of that of that to d for that to our in the coming of Msiah and with that we'll be able to uh uh you know by tomorrow night we all even when Mashia comes he's still going to so we all light all the the candles tomorrow night with the shitaka be an artsy stroll with Msiah