"Eternal Light" explores the pervasive symbol of light across diverse religious and philosophical traditions, illuminating its significance as a representation of wisdom, truth, and enlightenment.
The book delves into how light shapes religious beliefs, ethical systems, and individual spiritual journeys, highlighting common threads connecting seemingly disparate traditions.
For example, the analysis reveals how light is used in creation narratives from Genesis to Zoroastrianism, and in philosophical concepts from Plato to Buddhism, indicating a universal human intuition about truth.
The book progresses through three sections, first examining light in creation myths, then its association with knowledge and moral virtue, and finally its mystical dimensions, including near-death experiences and divine illumination.
It analyzes primary religious texts, philosophical treatises, and scholarly interpretations to support its arguments.
This unique approach offers a comprehensive and comparative analysis of light symbolism, moving beyond superficial surveys to explore deeper philosophical implications, making it valuable for students of religion, philosophy, and spirituality.
