In Chapter 51 of Tanya, we embark on a spiritual odyssey that illuminates the profound connection between the Jewish soul and the divine. The chapter paints a vivid picture: envision yourself as a candle, your body the wick, and the flame representing Hashem’s eternal presence. Just as a candle requires oil to sustain its light, our souls rely on mitzvahs to keep the flame of divinity burning bright. The text delves into the intricate relationship between the soul and the body, revealing how God’s infinite energy permeates all worlds, yet remains concealed in our physical reality. Mitzvahs serve as the bridge, peeling back the layers of concealment and revealing the hidden essence of God within our lives. By performing these sacred deeds, we not only illuminate our own existence but contribute to the greater purpose of creation, bringing light to the shadows and fostering a deeper connection to the divine.