The dark can be a cocoon of sorts, hiding the less pleasant things from our eyes. Or it can be a fearful place . . . noises we can't place, thoughts that race to unbidden places.
Then the light comes with its revelations . . . noises are now easily explained, the shadowy thoughts are shown to be just that and the cold, icy fear is dispelled and replaced by the warmth and the brightness of the light.
May the light of Christ, rising in glory, dispel the darkness of our hearts and minds.
