Living in the Spectrum of Light
As human beings, we exist somewhere in the spectrum of light and dark. We don’t belong to either, but to both, and we are free to explore within the gradient. In exploring the shades of the spectrum, we become richer, more complex and nuanced, and more developed. As we explore and experience, we can hold a greater understanding of the fuller picture and diversity of life, and in turn, realize the larger potential of our being.
Experiences of life are both light and dark. To experience both is to understand its opposite, and to develop a fuller understanding as a cohesive whole. Life is not good or bad, dark or light, positive or negative. Life is not defined by nor subscribe to the labels humans attribute to it. We unconsciously create and attract the experiences we need to learn from. Many unconsciously try to recreate the same experiences out of fear to keep themselves safe, but really stuck and stagnant. To keep themselves confined in one area of the spectrum they may believe to be the light when it fact it may be the dark. Wherever it is, it does not matter, as we are all meant to move throughout the spectrum of light continuously. In nature, we are not meant to be fixed somewhere, having the same experience over and over till we die. Experiences are naturally meant to progress, to evolve, in ways that are illogical and uncertain to us all. This is the real magic of life.
We can consciously choose to create and attract new experiences that enable us to explore the full spectrum of life. To consciously desire to open up to the full complexity of feeling and emotion, so we may experience and learn from it all. To consciously expose ourselves to possible danger and the unknown, so we can be broken down to be rebuilt, again and again. Embracing the wildness of life can enable us to become more conscious, present, feeling, connected, and capable human beings again. And with greater intention, we can evolve our sense of power, our aliveness, and our connection with love, meaning, and purpose.