Why the Lubavitcher Rebbe Sent Candles, Not Coals | Rabbi Aharon Chein

This message is for the honor of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. This is which is this week Gimel Tammuz, the 3rd of Tammuz was his Hilula. Uh so was a story once a big physician actually physics professor for physica came [music] to him and he talked to him eye to eye and he acknowledged the Rebbe he is of tremendous tremendous knowledgeable in the physics. >> [snorts] >> And then he asked the Rebbe a question. How come, he asked to the Rebbe, you have the the guts to send young bachurim or young [music] couples all over the world. One in Nepal, one in Norway, one I don't know, anywhere in the world. And you know if you take some hot coal the nature and the physics is are telling us you put it in the cold area it becomes cold with the time. So you are telling me you sending a shaliach and he will make everybody warm. In very cold area over there. I'm talking about spiritually. So the Rebbe listened carefully to his words and he says to him, "Listen, [music] I'm not sure sending uh hot coals. I'm sending candles. Candles which is light. And a lots of darkness disappearing because from a little candle. >> [snorts] >> And my message to the world is, the Rebbe says, "When I'm sending these candles, their mission and goal is to light up others. And nobody will disquish as my candle because they are connected to me, they are connected to the Torah, they are connected to the >> [snorts] >> uh nassi hador. So whatever is connected and he has the a who lights up his own personal candle, he can light up others. [music] And this is why I'm sending the others. I'm not sending coals, >> [music] >> hot coals. I'm sending candles to light the area, to light the people's hearts, to light the people in Shamah. I wish you all the ultimate light, which is Messiah, should come and appear with the Rebbe and Israel. Amen. Thank you.