In the heart of Tanya's teachings, particularly in chapter 18, we discover a profound truth about the Jewish soul: every Jew, regardless of background or knowledge, carries an inherent divine spark. This spark, a reflection of our sacred heritage, connects us to our forefathers, Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov. It serves as a reminder that intellectual achievements or religious observance do not define our worth; rather, it is this innate essence that binds us all. The text emphasizes that this spark, akin to a flickering flame, needs nurturing and attention to ignite its full potential. By understanding the concept of Chochmah, or wisdom, as a humble yet powerful force, we can realize that even the simplest among us can access this profound connection to Hashem. Tanya encourages us to recognize and fan this flame within ourselves and others, illuminating our lives with the richness of our shared Jewish identity.