The Jewish people fought to resist one culture and have celebrated that resistance for over 2,000 years. Now we find ourselves adopting the customs of yet another culture to celebrate the victory of Chanukah. It's about the imperceptible human spark that enables people to reach far beyond their perceived limitations. It's about the power in a diminutive flame to banish an enormous darkness. It's about a tiny people overcoming the most daunting of foes.
Presents are wonderful to give and to receive.
But Chanukah is primarily not a season of giving but a season of growing. It is the opportunity to discover so much more to acquire fresh insights into Jewish life and a bold new inspiration for living. Please send your comments here .