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Spreading the Light

7th Night of Chanukah

There is a Talmudic statement: "We are day workers."

Day means light. Our task is to spread light, to illuminate the world with the light of the Torah.

Evil and darkness do not get swept out with a broom. By creating more light, the night and darkness will disappear by themselves.

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