What's left of you?

When the lights go out, what do you see? And when eyes open in darkness? Just indecipherable twilights? For a long time my eyes were only sensitive to light. Thanks to the Sun, we can know the limits between the interior and the exterior. Contours, colors. My upbringing has always been for stimulation, not the other way around. Maybe that's why I was afraid of the dark when

child. She didn't know how to act, or rather, not act within an undefined space.


Darkness is basically defined as the absence of light. Which makes it possible to see the outside. But the experience and vision of the internal light source? I didn't even know it existed. The fear of emptiness, of the lack of contours made me for a long time a person whose eyes were more and more open to the outside and closed to the inside. The dark – perhaps – is our first experience with the Infinite. Of unity, integration and dissolution.


What's left of you?
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My fear of the dark only passed into adulthood, through meditation. I felt how powerful the experience of no delimiting is. The boundary limits. In the dark I am limitless and therefore I merge with the One. I am not shadow or light. I am shadow and light. Then I delve deeper.

Within fusion, what doesn't resonate fades away. And what's left? What's left of me is what I am. Love, joy. Within this atmosphere, it does not matter if the eyes are stimulated by the days. The unit remains. My unison expressed itself through art. Of writing. of drawing. to speak. to sprout.

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I'm at the beginning of a re-path. But confusion does not overwhelm me, for the freedom of darkness taught me to trust in order to have leftovers.



Regardless of the tools used, trying out the unit is the first step to seeing what you have left. Afterwards, only the mystery of the dark will reveal.

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