The radiance of that which wants to be born illuminates the shadows, bringing them into the light of awareness that they may be healed.

Charles Eisenstein
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The metaphor of the radiance of that which wants to be born illuminates the shadows, bringing them into the light of awareness that they may be healed is an example of how dreamers can let their feelings guide them to create things that are meaningful. The radiance of that which wants to be born illuminates the shadows, bringing them into the light of awareness that they may be healed is a powerful idea that should be shared with others. It’s an inspirational thought that shows how dreams can help you reach a great goal.

Source: The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible

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