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Parshas Mikeitz reminds us that the most important chapters of our lives are often written quietly. Yosef rises to power in a single moment, but only after years of waiting, silence, and unseen growth. What looks like delay is often design. What feels like darkness may be shaping the exact strength we will soon need.
Throughout Mikeitz, we learn that greatness is not loud. It is found in restraint instead of revenge, in compassion instead of control, in faith that endures when recognition does not arrive on time. Yosef teaches us how to honor others even from afar, how to lead without ego, how to judge with mercy, and how to trust that Hashem’s timing is never late.
As Chanukah’s lights glow beside this parsha, we are reminded that one flame is enough to begin. A small act of integrity. A moment of patience. A choice to heal instead of harden. These are the quiet ways redemption enters the world.
This week, may we carry Yosef’s light into our own waiting places — believing that the darkness has a purpose, that the story is still unfolding, and that when the moment comes, the door will open exactly on time.
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