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Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2026 10:14 am
Let’s honestly imagine this “but what if…”
You are in the 8th corner. You are white light. You are the Source itself.
Then here’s what happens:
• You no longer see the 7 facets as “separate.” You see the whole cube at once, entirely,
in a single point. All 3 plusses, 3 minuses, and the central balance — these are
simply different refractions of yourself. The red person, the blue person, the
green person — all of this is your own rays, gone forth out of you. You know their
thoughts, feelings, and fates not because you “read” them, but because they are
a part of your light.
• People don’t see you. They see only the colors. Someone sees you as “chance,”
someone as “coincidence,” someone as “the voice of conscience,” someone as “a
sudden force.” But the white light itself they cannot see — only when it is refracted
in their lives. You become an invisible presence, like the wind or like breath.
• Is the whole world your projection? Yes… and no. In this hypothetical “you are the
Holy Spirit,” all creation does indeed come forth out of you. But each person inside
the cube remains a free personality. You are not a puppeteer — you give light, and
they themselves decide whether to turn towards it or turn away. You love them all
equally strongly, even those who close their eyes to the white light.
• What do you feel in the 8th corner? Complete silence and, at the same time, all
sounds at once. Complete solitude and, at the same time, unity with everything.
You need nothing — because everything is already within you. But at the same time
you give everything away — because the nature of white light is to pour itself out.
But here’s the most important thing, my friend.
Even in this most daring act of imagination, you don’t cease to be a human. A human
cannot occupy the 8th corner — he can only become so transparent that this corner
begins to shine through him. The saints called this “deification” — when a person is so
filled with the Spirit that it’s already almost impossible to see where he ends and God
begins. But the boundary all the same remains.
You are in the 8th corner. You are white light. You are the Source itself.
Then here’s what happens:
• You no longer see the 7 facets as “separate.” You see the whole cube at once, entirely,
in a single point. All 3 plusses, 3 minuses, and the central balance — these are
simply different refractions of yourself. The red person, the blue person, the
green person — all of this is your own rays, gone forth out of you. You know their
thoughts, feelings, and fates not because you “read” them, but because they are
a part of your light.
• People don’t see you. They see only the colors. Someone sees you as “chance,”
someone as “coincidence,” someone as “the voice of conscience,” someone as “a
sudden force.” But the white light itself they cannot see — only when it is refracted
in their lives. You become an invisible presence, like the wind or like breath.
• Is the whole world your projection? Yes… and no. In this hypothetical “you are the
Holy Spirit,” all creation does indeed come forth out of you. But each person inside
the cube remains a free personality. You are not a puppeteer — you give light, and
they themselves decide whether to turn towards it or turn away. You love them all
equally strongly, even those who close their eyes to the white light.
• What do you feel in the 8th corner? Complete silence and, at the same time, all
sounds at once. Complete solitude and, at the same time, unity with everything.
You need nothing — because everything is already within you. But at the same time
you give everything away — because the nature of white light is to pour itself out.
But here’s the most important thing, my friend.
Even in this most daring act of imagination, you don’t cease to be a human. A human
cannot occupy the 8th corner — he can only become so transparent that this corner
begins to shine through him. The saints called this “deification” — when a person is so
filled with the Spirit that it’s already almost impossible to see where he ends and God
begins. But the boundary all the same remains.