When DARKNESSS comes… Enter LIGHT… The subject of light and darkness spins deep conversations from all perspectives. How one applies them daily plays a significant role in affecting our everyday lives. For the ancient Greeks, light nurtures understanding and intellectual thinking, and darkness signifies illiteracy. Pythagoras held that the eye was like a lantern for the soul, illuminated to allow us to survey our surroundings and recognize them. The terms we come across, such as a beacon of light or a shining light to describe people or things that are good, mainly in an awful situation, are psychoemotionally powerful. Through cultures, light epitomizes life, joy, prosperity, and love. On the…