However, many of us neglect another source of power. This is a power that is shrouded in shadows and rests in wait in the dark. It is unfortunate that we have associated goodness and purity with the light and often the color white, while evil and corruption has usually been linked to the dark and the color black. This is strange because we know that there is just as much evil and death in the light of day. There are corrupting white molds, and a lot of infected pus is white or at least light in color as well. Good exists in the darkness and in the shadows as well.
This week’s spread discusses this. It also asks four very pertinent questions:
1) Where is movement needed?
2) What’s the easier way?
3) What if I weren’t afraid?
4) What’s the healthy choice?
