The Philosophy of No Darkness

[rva_jeremy]

There is simply no darkness to be found as darkness is the lack of a thing. There is nothing to find in something that is dark for it is not even seen. When something is false, it need not even be mentioned for it is truly not even fathomable. If it is fathomable, then you have something that is true in some form.

If you fear something is not, then cease your fear for if it is not it will soon dissipate from even being potentiated, created from your being.

This has been the final teaching that has soothed me. It has returned to me my earliest childhood memories to where I now can think purely in emotions rather than words.

This reminds me of A Course In Miracles, where they say:

Nothing real can be threatened.
Nothing unreal exists.
Herein lies the peace of God.

But here's the rub, and this isn't something I ask to challenge what you're saying but only to see it from another side: how can you accept things that don't exist?  Or to put it another way: when one accepts a portion of the Creator seemingly dark, is one accepting it in the sense of validating its light in spite of the dark, or is one accepting the light as well as the dark as a unified whole?  

Third option: this is all a paradox, and it's supposed to be impossible to plumb in a rational manner.