The Gifted Photographer
When we kindle Chanukah lights, we help each other remember God's miracles and kindnesses.
There is a custom associated with the lighting of the Menorah ...The menorah must be kindled in a way that it can be seen outside, by the largest number of passers-by. This means at your doorstep, in your big picture window, etc.
It's not enough to illuminate one's own home with the light and warmth of Torah, but it is also necessary to illuminate the neighborhood and community at large. We want everyone to know it's Chanukah and that we're proud to be Jewish. And hopefully, all those good vibrations will rub off on others in just the right way.
www.aish.com/chanukahthemes/chanukahthemesdefault/Publici...
When we kindle Chanukah lights, we help each other remember God's miracles and kindnesses.
There is a custom associated with the lighting of the Menorah ...The menorah must be kindled in a way that it can be seen outside, by the largest number of passers-by. This means at your doorstep, in your big picture window, etc.
It's not enough to illuminate one's own home with the light and warmth of Torah, but it is also necessary to illuminate the neighborhood and community at large. We want everyone to know it's Chanukah and that we're proud to be Jewish. And hopefully, all those good vibrations will rub off on others in just the right way.
www.aish.com/chanukahthemes/chanukahthemesdefault/Publici...