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You cannot see the stars during the day, but the stars are still there. The bright light of the sun simply hides them from your view; it doesn’t delete them from the cosmic canvas. Much like the stars in the sky, the spiritual star inside you also goes unseen at times. The apparent “dazzle” of mundane life, including the thrill, busyness, distraction, and conditioning of the world, ends up concealing your inborn light. Your physical eyes, whose perception is relative, are too engaged with the glamour and gloom of physicality—as they are actually meant to be—thus making it difficult for you to notice your own metaphysical glow. Your subtle light and nature are perceivable through spiritual sight and, as for the stars in the sky, become more evident when the night of life falls over you.

In moments of darkness, even at your lowest, you end up noticing the only light available in your scenario—your own. The strength, love, and wisdom of your divine spark shine out, even if shyly, so you can find your way out of the murk. Your inner light was simply overshadowed and forgotten, not wiped out, but in the dark night of your humanness, you start to grasp its subtle nuances and radiance. You start to remember who you truly are and were all along.

Your own spiritual light, shining in your dark human sky, calls you back to your truth. What was invisible so far can now be perceived more clearly from your human standpoint, though it had truly never left. Accessing your light enables you to see grander truths—not only about yourself but also about others. To a point where you come to realize there are truly no others, only one light shining through a myriad of divine stars that belong eternally to the same spiritual constellation, no matter how it seems from space and time.

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