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Getting to Know Your Candles – a Hanukkah Writing Workshop with Emily Stern – NIGHT 7 2020

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December 3, 2021

The seventh night of Hanukkah is a special night because the number 7 is about perfection of nature and wholeness. Join Emily on this relaxing journey as she guides you into the essence of your soul as you name your Divine identity, Your divine identity is who you are in the eyes of G-d. In this series of videos for Hanukkah, Emily offers a different teaching and writing exercise for “getting to know your candles” before lighting Hanukkah candles each night. Corresponding to the number of candles we light each night, these teachings and writing prompts are to help you get in touch with your personal intention and cultivate a unique relationship with your candles each night. Opening Song: Lyrics from a poet, source unknown, music by Emily Stern

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