This class explores the deeper meaning of miketz -“at the end” - not as a delay, but as the exact completion of a process. Through Yosef’s years in prison, Pharaoh’s dreams, and the hidden miracles of Chanukah, we uncover a Torah view of time as revelation rather than obstacle.

This teaching looks at why waiting is not passive, how desire becomes painful when we try to control timing, and what it means to live aligned with God’s calendar instead of our anxiety. Woven throughout is a personal story of learning to surrender the timeline without surrendering the dream and discovering that readiness, not speed, is what brings redemption.