8 Kavanos For Hadlakas Ner Chanuka

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

the Mitzvah of doesn't take a lot of time the duration of the performance of the Mitzvah is brief it only takes a few moments it's best to keep the candle on the wick at least long enough so that whatever part of the wick will burn burns from you holding the candle on the wick and not just spreading to it but that only takes a few seconds one can nevertheless Elevate this Mitzvah greatly with the following kavan to enhance the performance of the Mitzvah number one and this comes along with a special graphic listing eight cavanas to have when you light them the most important kav is to be theah like commanded even though is when it comes to we but when it comes to there's a says one would not be required to have kavana means when you do a mitzah you have to have the specific kavana that you intend to fulfill a Mitzvah the says this is not necessary byah the says no even by you have to have kavana the M says by MIT one must have kav so that's the first to

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1. 0:00the Mitzvah of doesn't take a lot of time the duration of the performance of the…
2. 0:31greatly with the following kavan to enhance the performance of the Mitzvah number one and this…
3. 1:01but when it comes to there's a says one would not be required to have kavana…
4. 1:33have theah of to listen to the to light the Mana number two you're lighting the…
5. 2:06says the does list lighting the Mana but he doesn't speak about thanking Hashem says say…
6. 2:36Mitzvah says he has not fulfilled his obligation so the second kavana is you're liting the…
7. 3:06a out of reverence and fear of hasem and you're doing the Mitzvah with great joy…
8. 3:36brother you're lighting the Mana for the benefit of the entire am is here we have…
9. 4:08that's with love with fear these eight will really boost your May the lighting of the…

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