Walter Russell - You're the light of the world
In this brief recitation from Walter Russell’s The Divine Iliad, the speaker declares an identity with divine light, asserting that the speaker is the light and that all humans are both the light and one with the speaker. Knowledge of this light equates to becoming the light, and self‑realization is framed as an awakening to this unity. The passage emphasizes that humanity’s longing for the divine is an inevitable, albeit agonizing, journey toward recognizing this inherent light within.
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