My understanding of perception is that in the beginning, most of us mistake [divinity] for light. Then, as our perceptions deepen, we can’t help but see [divinity] everywhere—light, dark, beauty, horror—and the word “light” becomes nothing more than a placeholder used to navigate the grand game of existence.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
Sweetness represents the divine light while unsweetened chocolate, the divine dark.
Life is, therefore, a chocolate chip cookie with vanilla frosting
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? LOL!
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Choc chip cookie with vanilla frosting? Forget life—I think you just described the essence of God! Hahaha!
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🙌🏽 Brilliant Musing🌟💖🌟💖🌟
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Thank You! 🙂
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Are you sure you’re a man child?
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Not to you dear. You can call me…MAN WHORE! LOL! 😉
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Really Kent? Really?
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Hahaha! Swing and a miss! Oh well… 🙂
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Keep your pants on. I thought that musing was very insightful. Not man child worthy.
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Thank You! The Man Child is pretty important though; keeps me from being a dreary old philosopher that spends 90% of his time stroking a long white beard. 😀
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Well said! I have often experienced my greatest growth in times of darkness… by default, a light was shone.
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Keeps us from taking the light for granted, too!
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Ginsberg summed it up – holy holy holy holy holy holy holy holy holy holy holy……………….
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