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The Sun Sets, the Sun Rises
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The Sun Sets, the Sun RisesThe Chanukah lights are kindled after sundown. In a chasidic discourse delivered in the form of a talk, the Rebbe explains the deeper significance of this custom:
The Sun Sets, the Sun Rises
Disc 135, Program 538
Event Date: 3 Tevet 5735 - December 17, 1974
The Chanukah lights are kindled after sundown. In a chasidic discourse delivered in the form of a talk, the Rebbe explains the deeper significance of this custom: Sundown represents a state of spiritual descent, while the lights indicate growth. The seeming paradox is that the growth represented by the lights is only attainable after a period of darkness sets in. |
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