All darkness eventually disipates

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Published Jan 13, 2026

Sharone Lankry

In this week’s Torah Nugget on Parashat Miketz, we explore one of the most powerful life lessons from Yosef HaTzadik: there is an end to the darkness.

Yosef’s life began with unimaginable pain—orphaned at a young age, rejected by his brothers, thrown into a pit, sold into slavery, falsely accused, and imprisoned for years. Yet in a single moment, everything changed. From the depths of prison, Yosef rose to become second-in-command over all of Egypt.

This class is not just a story—it’s a roadmap for life. We learn that while darkness is temporary, how we behave inside the darkness determines the size of the salvation that follows. Faith, emotional discipline, joy, and Torah-centered choices create the vessel for future redemption.

We also connect this message to:

Struggles with livelihood, relationships, finding a soulmate, and raising children

Yosef’s unwavering spiritual integrity in the most impure environment imaginable

The deeper message of Chanukah: how a small light can push away immense darkness

Our current reality and the rise of antisemitism—and how light always wins

If you’re going through a difficult chapter in life, this message is for you. Darkness is not the end of the story. It is the preparation for light.

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