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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 676.1 | | WELLER::FANNIN | | Fri May 14 1993 18:59 | 16 |
| light.
Warmth, cats soaking it up in the windowsill, plants growing
Bouncing off faces, bringing images to our eyes
massless little umphs of energy silently roaring through space
from distant stars
light.
lets us see the furniture in our brains, illuminates us
-Ruth
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| 676.2 | | CSC32::J_CHRISTIE | Declare Peace! | Mon May 17 1993 13:45 | 11 |
| To me, the light represents truth. But the light also leads the way to truth.
Light is invisible to the eye. The human eye can only perceive light's
source and its destination. In this sense, light is like love.
Light is an active, rather than a passive element.
Light illumines and purifies. Light exposes.
Peace,
Richard
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| 676.3 | My personal view. | STUDIO::GUTIERREZ | Citizen of the Cosmos | Mon May 17 1993 14:39 | 18 |
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When thine eye becomes single
Thy whole body is full of light.
(The above is not an exact quote, that's the way I recall it).
Since we have 2 eyes, in order for both eyes to become single
you have to bring them together and concentrate them on one
spot, like when you meditate.
When you meditate and your eyes become one, you come in contact
with your own soul (Higher self) through which you bring light
(illumination) into your personality (lower self).
That is my understanding of light, illumination, guidance from my
Higher Self.
Juan
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| 676.4 | | JURAN::VALENZA | Mars needs flip flops. | Wed May 19 1993 09:15 | 9 |
| The Light has always been an important (some would say *the* important)
concept in Quaker theology. Quakers in Fox's time were often refered
to as "Children of the Light". The Quaker theologian Robert Barclay
even referred to John 1:9 as "the Quaker text":
The true light, which enlightens everyone, was coming into the
world.
-- Mike
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| 676.5 | | CSC32::J_CHRISTIE | We will rise! | Wed May 19 1993 16:46 | 8 |
| .4 Mike,
I was hoping someone would mention that. In Quaker circles it's
called "the Light," the "Inward Light," and the "Light of Christ
within," to cite a few.
Richard
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