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Nitzutz Mashiach - Spark of Mashiach
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"Nitzutz Mashiach" is an illumination from the soul of Melech HaMashiach (King Messiah), which shines within every Jew in the innermost part of their soul (Yechidah, or the essence of the soul). Because of this connection that Melech HaMashiach has with every Jew, he has the power to redeem each and every person of Israel, but the work is placed upon each individual Jew to reveal this spark from potential to actualization. The Nitzutz Mashiach gives a Jew the strength to serve the Creator beyond limitation and measurement, similar to the Days of Mashiach - and through this, one can bring about a personal redemption even during the time of exile, as well as actively bring about the general redemption.
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