The article explores why the Hanukkah blessing refers to a single light rather than multiple lights, despite the practice of lighting several candles. It discusses the linguistic roots of the word 'Hanukkah,' contrasting its feminine form with the masculine form of 'education,' and explains their symbolic significance. The lights of Hanukkah are presented as metaphors for the spiritual gifts and inherent qualities of the Jewish people. The article concludes that, although individual ideals may sometimes cause division, ultimately all the diverse 'lights' share a common origin, which is why the blessing refers to a single Hanukkah light.