Robert Edward Grant

Maybe, just as Carl Jung said, maybe the way that we advance forward is by bringing illumination to our awareness of the darkness, right? It's not by becoming more light in the areas that were already light. And this is what Rudolf Steiner refers to as Luciferianism, which is this false light perspective. It's like, oh, I am a light worker. And we're going to fight all the darkness.

Maybe, just as Carl Jung said, maybe the way that we advance forward is by bringing illumination to our awareness of the darkness, right? It's not by becoming more light in the areas that were already light. And this is what Rudolf Steiner refers to as Luciferianism, which is this false light perspective. It's like, oh, I am a light worker. And we're going to fight all the darkness.

And for those people that I have a great respect for that still talk about fighting the darkness, I feel like there's still an aspect that they will continue to face that same darkness in more of its permutations and different forms and through their own resistance. They're not even aware of it. So that's why I try now not to, again, not to judge, but rather simply to understand.

And for those people that I have a great respect for that still talk about fighting the darkness, I feel like there's still an aspect that they will continue to face that same darkness in more of its permutations and different forms and through their own resistance. They're not even aware of it. So that's why I try now not to, again, not to judge, but rather simply to understand.

And for those people that I have a great respect for that still talk about fighting the darkness, I feel like there's still an aspect that they will continue to face that same darkness in more of its permutations and different forms and through their own resistance. They're not even aware of it. So that's why I try now not to, again, not to judge, but rather simply to understand.

Try to understand, and I'm not perfect at it. I make mistakes, like I said it already. The only thing I've learned through all of this is the more I learn, the less I actually know.

Try to understand, and I'm not perfect at it. I make mistakes, like I said it already. The only thing I've learned through all of this is the more I learn, the less I actually know.

Try to understand, and I'm not perfect at it. I make mistakes, like I said it already. The only thing I've learned through all of this is the more I learn, the less I actually know.

I feel like I'm surfing on this consciousness of putting myself into more and more uncomfortable and difficult circumstances to figure out how to emerge out of those most difficult circumstances with even more conscious awareness of who I am and more love and acceptance for who that person is. As we move towards that complete authenticity, that becomes the divining line.

I feel like I'm surfing on this consciousness of putting myself into more and more uncomfortable and difficult circumstances to figure out how to emerge out of those most difficult circumstances with even more conscious awareness of who I am and more love and acceptance for who that person is. As we move towards that complete authenticity, that becomes the divining line.

I feel like I'm surfing on this consciousness of putting myself into more and more uncomfortable and difficult circumstances to figure out how to emerge out of those most difficult circumstances with even more conscious awareness of who I am and more love and acceptance for who that person is. As we move towards that complete authenticity, that becomes the divining line.

I say divining line because divine attribute is not as a result of getting rid of the darkness. Divine essence is when we learn to balance the darkness with the light. We learn to accept it wholeheartedly. And that perfect balance of masculine and feminine, that perfect balance of darkness and light, the realization that light is the reflection of dark's absorption and vice versa,

I say divining line because divine attribute is not as a result of getting rid of the darkness. Divine essence is when we learn to balance the darkness with the light. We learn to accept it wholeheartedly. And that perfect balance of masculine and feminine, that perfect balance of darkness and light, the realization that light is the reflection of dark's absorption and vice versa,

I say divining line because divine attribute is not as a result of getting rid of the darkness. Divine essence is when we learn to balance the darkness with the light. We learn to accept it wholeheartedly. And that perfect balance of masculine and feminine, that perfect balance of darkness and light, the realization that light is the reflection of dark's absorption and vice versa,

It's not the absence of light.

It's not the absence of light.

It's not the absence of light.

If I closed every window in this room, and I put Vantablack on the walls and painted them so that every bit of light possible could be fully observed, and I did a spectral analysis inside the room, I would still find light photons being emitted from the nitrogen in the air, from the oxygen that's in the air, from the 8% oxygen, the 77% nitrogen, from the carbon in the desk.

If I closed every window in this room, and I put Vantablack on the walls and painted them so that every bit of light possible could be fully observed, and I did a spectral analysis inside the room, I would still find light photons being emitted from the nitrogen in the air, from the oxygen that's in the air, from the 8% oxygen, the 77% nitrogen, from the carbon in the desk.

If I closed every window in this room, and I put Vantablack on the walls and painted them so that every bit of light possible could be fully observed, and I did a spectral analysis inside the room, I would still find light photons being emitted from the nitrogen in the air, from the oxygen that's in the air, from the 8% oxygen, the 77% nitrogen, from the carbon in the desk.