Through the Mists of Dawn into the Clear Light of Day

Before the full light of the sun can shine at the time of dawn, there has to be the dissipation of the mist— a mist which distorts and hides. This is done not by any function of the mist itself, but by the growth in power of the rays of the rising sun.

So it is with each of us.

The inner light, which is very real, must pierce the veils that keep us pinned to the perceptions of the little self. By learning to extend our sight (inner vision), by focussing it ‘high, deep and wide’, the mists will dissipate and we begin to see in a new light.