“Darkness is not banished with a broom.”
The sixth Lubavitcher rebbe

G-d is simple unity. Non-complex. Non-composite.
It is only from man's vantage point, from below looking up, that he sees division.
To live with the One in focus is to see the world from His perspective.

When Reb Zusia and Reb Levi Yitzchak read the Tanya for the first time—separately, each in his own home—they were so inspired, that they felt compelled to tell each other about this amazing chassidic work.

They met in the middle of the city, and it burned with the fire of their inspiration.

G‑d looked into the Torah and created the world. (Zohar)

Man can look into the world and see G‑d.
A simple leaf declares the love that G‑d invested in His creations.

When encountering water, one should say
that the Baal Shem Tov says it is a sign of blessing.

The Chanukah Lights remind us that illumination begins at home,
within oneself and one's family.

Only then is one able to illuminate the world.