So is the matter with Hanukah. This is the meaning of Hanu (parked), where the parking was not because of wholeness, meaning an illuminating mirror.

Rather, the parking was Ko (here/thus far), meaning incomplete, which is a mirror that does not illuminate. In other words, the war of the inclination is still not over, but we have to come to the real completeness (RABASH, Letter No. 26).

Question: As we ascend in our unity, do we ourselves determine this stopping point?

Answer: Yes. Gradually ascending the degrees, we begin to feel in what we are able to unite and in what we are not yet able to unite.

And thus we come to the point where all the vessels of bestowal (Kelim deHashpaa) and the vessels of reception (Kelim deKabbalah) ultimately unite in order to be in one action and to be filled with the light of the Creator.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/20/25, Hanukkah

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