The Lesson of the Flame

7 Jul 2021 · 3 min

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In this spoken‑word piece, the narrator repeatedly invokes the image of a flame to convey a timeless spiritual lesson. The core message is that an inner truth—symbolized by fire—never dies and can sustain a person through hardship. The speaker links this truth to sacrifice, dedication, and the need to resist assimilation, urging listeners to reconnect with tradition, regenerate their mission, and let the candlelight of inner faith guide them through darkness. The poem emphasizes that even a small light can push back great darkness, and that the flame resides within the heart and mind, ready to be awakened when strength wanes.

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Sacrifice and dedication saved us from assimilation. We went to war with a stronger nation and we saw heavenly salvation. The lesson of the flame has always been the same. Truth never dies, it's always inside you. When you feel you don't have the might, the lesson of the flame will get you through the night. Now's the time to bond with tradition, to take a moment, regenerate your mission. There's a place in your disposition that's awaiting a transition. The lesson of the flame has always It's been the same. Truth never dies. It's always inside you. When you feel you don't have the might, the lesson of the flame will get you through the night. There's a place inside beyond space and time you can only find by the candlelight. The same truth never dies. It's always inside you. When you feel you don't have the might, the lesson of the flame will get you through the night. The lesson of the flame has always been the same. Find it in your heart and put it in your brain. When the night conceals the day, a little bit of light can push a lot of dark away. The lesson of the flame has always been the same. The truth never dies, it's always inside you. When you feel you don't have the might, the lesson of the flame will get you through the night. The lesson of the flame has always been the same. Find it in your heart and put it in your brain. When the night conceals the day, a little bit of light can push a lot of dark away.