A short spiritual/philosophical monologue asserting that transformative change follows an opposing experience (e.g., pain before pleasure); societal shifts occur via inner transformation — becoming a 'vessel for the light' — rather than through force, activism, or violence. The speaker frames 'light' as the guiding sovereign that enables true inclusivity and leadership.
When something is meant to be the opposite of it will first be experienced. Kind of like childbirth. Like the greatest pleasure in this world is preceded by the greatest pain that can exist. It will always be like that. So if we live in a society that is one way today, it means it will be the opposite later. But the way that it will get there is not through brute force. It's not through activism. It's not through shaming, insulting, or hurting other people. It's not through killing other people. It is through becoming the vessel for the light, because the light is the true king. And when you become the vessel for the light, the light makes you the king and the queen. But when you don't have the light, you cannot be inclusive. Control of this world.
