Replying to LO28184 --
I like a good question. Especially if I get to take time thinking about
answers.
Today, when reading another response by Alfred Rheeder to the question, my
mind jumped to seeing in the dark -- or in emptiness. I guess because the
shadows and angels were gone...
I wonder if the kind of light we need depends on what we're looking for.
Or what we'll see depends on the light we use. You know -- like the light
we use to read works well with our eyes and paper and ink...
John
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