Always remember to add your light.
17 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief spoken reflection, Uzi Moses PhD addresses the age‑old question of why Chanukah candles are lit progressively—from one candle on the first night up to eight on the final night—rather than starting with eight and decreasing. He argues that the ritual embodies a spiritual principle: holiness, connection, and joy are sustained only when they grow. A decrease signals a loss, so the tradition teaches a life rule: instead of counting what you have, focus on adding more each day. The speaker urges listeners to internalize this lesson, suggesting that personal growth and fulfillment come from continually increasing one’s “light.”










