Doesn't stepping into the darkness, cause one to seek the Light?

Question

Stepping into the "unknown"?

Answer 1

...Not if you're trying to friggin sleep.

Answer 2

You're using darkness and light figuratively.

When we step into the dark, we then want the light, which we don't have in the dark.

What you are saying is "don't we always seek what we haven't got".

That's very similar to the saying that "grass is always greener on the other side".

The answer is that for some people this is true. But do you think that most people think this way?

I'd like to believe only a minority think that way.

Hence my answer is statistically "no, it doesn't".

Answer 3

Thats the whole point, problem is many will fail to step back into the light when in the dark too long.

Answer 4

Contemplation of the Mysteries is the catalyst that causes better change than the blind adherance to this or that doctrine. Answers are dogmas. Checking that crap out for yourself is real spirituality on a personal level. I think that it's the contemplation of the mysteries that leads to positive advancement in our sentient thought/spiritual process. Following someone else's Answers is just, basically, giving up. Taking someone else's word for how things Really Are, is kinda weak. How can someone else tell you how your own individual soul interacts with the Divine? You have to owe it to yourself to find out for yourself how your Sh!t works best for You.

Answer 5

no more than stepping into the light makes me want to find the dark.

Answer 6

Stepping into the darkness causes one to stub one's toe on a glass of water one left on the floor at bedtime.

Oh, but you mean 'darkness' and 'light' as useless metaphysical constructs which could mean practically anything. Pardon me.

Answer 7

Absolutely!

Answer 8

well this government have not seen it yet.