Day 5 Chanukah Kavana with Harav Yussie Zakutinsky

Everybody, it's the fifth night of Kaneka. The fifth night is the first night of where most of the man is lit. Where most of the manur is lit until now was building up and by four was halfway. Now five, it's already beyond the halfway point. Most of the manur is lit up. So there's a lesson in that. There's an avoid in that. When we light the kanaka candles, you have to remind ourselves that you know what most of life is good. Most of life is good. Most of life is lik is lit up. Most of of Aid's life is full of mitzvah. Most of Yid's life is full of devotion to Hashem. Yeah. Okay. There's still pockets of things that are not yet light. That's true. But it's only a minority. And there's a very very strong tendency of the Sahara to to inflate the negativity to overshadow the positivity. And that's that's a mistake. Roy of life is good. uh majority of life is good and majority of a person's uh day is devoted to and doing mitzvah we might not even realize it you know simply you know if a person goes to work and makes a living in an honest way in order to support a family that's a mitzvah so a person doesn't think about that a person thinks that most of their time is spent on things of this world but with a little thought you realize well one second even my effort and things of this world is also for this hashem with the right intention with the right focus. Most of life is a hashem and most of a Jew is good. So that's the tonight as the most of the is being lit to remind ourselves that it should become clear to us and to the whole world how the vast majority of life is and the vast majority of of life is full of we should be able to experience that in revealed an open way. Sitting here.