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why are there eight lights on the Kaneka
monora you may have heard the story
about the jug of oil that was really
only enough to last one night and it
lasted eight nights so we have the
symbolism of the eight nights but
there's a deeper explanation as well and
let me begin with asking a question if
you know about the story of them
lighting the manura in the Holy Temple
in Jerusalem this was after the battle
with the helist Greeks the helist Greeks
had defiled the temple and then the
macbes entered the temple and we're
trying to restore it to its previous
Splendor and one of the things that's
done every single day in the temple it's
actually one of The Commandments that
was given to Moses is to light the manur
in the temple there was a candle abam in
the temple that candal abam only had
seven branches so why does the Kaneka
manur if it's supposed to be
representative of the miracle that
happened with the manur in the temple
why does the Kaneka manura have eight
branches you could say it's because of
the eight nights but again there's a
deeper explanation and that is seven is
the number that's embedded into the
fabric of nature that's because the
world was created in seven days those
are seven distinct energies which are
building blocks of the created realm and
therefore the order of nature that which
is predictable which is considered to be
mundane and everyday that follows a
pattern of seven and that pattern
repeats itself you see the days of the
weeks having notes in a musical scale
having colors of the rainbow so that's
the number of of nature is seven eight
is one above eight is surpassing the
scale going above the system off the
charts so to speak when we experience a
miracle we're tapping into that level of
eight which represents going above and
beyond what's ordinary we all have a
pattern a certain regularity to our
lives the way that we're used to
behaving the way we're used to thinking
and reacting and that's call that seven
our nature haneka means we have the
ability to break through that ceiling to
go to the level called Eight where we
can behave in a way that's Supernatural
