11/06/2025
This morning as I drove into work, the sun was blazing through the windshield—so bright that I could barely see ahead of me. Between the streaks of dirt and the condensation from the temperature change, the light made everything look hazy.
Instinctively, I turned on the windshield wipers.
And sure, for a moment, it helped. But it was just a temporary fix. The glare returned, the film was still there, and I still couldn’t see clearly.
Then I drove into a patch of shade… and suddenly, everything came into focus. The road, the lines, the world ahead of me—it was all clear again.
It made me think about shadow work.
We spend so much time trying to stay in the “light,” chasing clarity, peace, positivity—but, it’s actually in the shadow that we can finally see. The bright light can blind us to what’s really there. The shadow gives our eyes (and our hearts) a chance to adjust and recognize what needs to be cleared.
Just like those wipers, we can try all the quick fixes—distractions, affirmations, surface-level positivity—but none of it lasts if we don’t take time to really clean the glass. To face what’s clouding our view. To do the work in the shadow.
That’s how Divine Clarity is found—not by avoiding the shadows, but by walking through them until your own light shines true again.
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