avatarAnnelise Lords

Summary

The article "Unity Is The New Light — The Ever So Bright Light" emphasizes the importance of unity as a source of light and positivity for humanity, drawing parallels between the cooperative functions of the human body and the potential for societal harmony.

Abstract

The concept of unity is presented as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change in the world, akin to the physical light that enables sight. The author, Annelise Lords, uses the metaphor of light to illustrate how unity in diversity can lead to better understanding, health, and happiness. Just as the body's organs work together for life and well-being, unity among humans is portrayed as essential for the betterment of society. The article suggests that unity can illuminate the dark aspects of our lives, leading to longer, more fulfilling lives, much like how the body's systems cooperate for our survival. It calls for humanity to recognize the strength found in solidarity, echoing the cooperative nature of our bodily functions, and to apply this principle globally for a more peaceful and productive world.

Opinions

  • Unity is seen as a fundamental necessity for humanity's progress, akin to the physical necessity of light for growth and visibility.
  • The author believes that pain serves as a form of light, signaling when the body's unity is disrupted and requiring attention to maintain health.
  • The article posits that just as the body's organs work in harmony for our benefit, humanity can achieve greater strength and health through unity.
  • It is expressed that the division and disunity among humans can lead to weakness and death, similar to the consequences of disunity within the body.
  • The author suggests that the world can be seen as a body, with its various parts (people and cultures) needing to work together for the overall health and well-being of humanity.
  • The piece encourages readers to think of peace and unity as valuable assets, much like the cooperation between body parts that contributes to our survival and quality of life.
  • The article concludes with a call to action for humanity to shine in unity, implying that this is a choice that individuals and societies can make for the betterment of all.

Unity Is The New Light — The Ever So Bright Light

Unity is my light. The kind of light that benefits all of humanity in a positive way.

Your 48 of 52 — The Ever So Bringt Light — Prompt:

#DEP #dancingelephantpress #writersaroundtheworld

In unity we see beauty. Image by Annelise Lords

To your prompt and in the subtitle: Dancing Elephants Press Prompt week 48 of 52 — The Ever So Bringt Light

You can respond to any of our weekly prompts at any time — you can find previous responses and prompts under our 52-week live book on our main DEP home page- Featured Pages section.

According to: https://byjus.com/question-answer/what-is-the-definition-of-light/

Light is a type of electromagnetic radiation that allows the human eye to see or makes objects visible.

Light has many meanings and representations. For some of us, it can be hope. For others, it’s a different way of doing things. A better way of thinking. An innovative way of viewing something essential to humanity, hoping to achieve a clearer understanding of life and the important things humanity needs for the betterment of all. Light, in the form of words of kindness and love, opens hearts, minds, and souls to different thoughts and ideas.

Without light, this flower can’t grow. In unity, it shares beauty and hope.

Image by Annelise Lords

Unity is my light. In solidarity, the sun shares more beauty.

Image by Annelise Lords

The kind of light that positively benefits all of humanity. Peace is light too. Pain can be light too as it warns and sends messages to our bodies. So is kindness, love, patience, understanding, etc. Anything given to you that heals and helps.

Light and unity at work.

Image by Annelise Lords

Listening to someone complaining about body aches and pain, I check myself, journeying deeper within me. While there, I was distracted by someone else complaining about the cruelty of the disunity among humans.

Something connected and I realized that our organs, limbs, veins, muscles, brain, heart, etc., unite to give us life and better health while making us stronger. When disunity threatens, our bodies become weaker. Pain is the light, language and message our bodies use to warn us that if we break the link, they won’t be able to do the best job for our health.

It’s the most effective language our body uses to get our attention.

I listen when pain speaks, as it sheds light on what is going on inside of me. Giving me the power to help myself and save my life. It warns of threats to the unification of our body, mind, and soul.

I need light to survive, but I also need unity from my body to brighten your day.

Image by Annelise Lords

Think about it, each organ works with the help of another organ, limb, vein, or muscle. Everything in and on our bodies is connected to something that allows them to work in harmony for our health and safety.

What we can’t see, we can feel, so we know it’s there. Our bodies are our assets and how we treat them, and what we give to them, shows in how we live. In togetherness, each body part gives us better health, which contributes to happiness, and aids in our productivity. Happy people live longer and do a better job.

In unity, we will live longer, because it sheds light on the dark areas of our lives. — Annelise Lords

Image by Annelise Lords

We contribute to its separation when we abuse it. It fights back with pain, bad health, and then death for the ones who ignore the value of solidarity. When we cease to exist, in unity our bodies die too. We were born in unity, and our bodies die in unity.

The division of humanity isn’t much different.

We get the same results in different ways. Think of our world as your body. No matter your race, culture, religion, geography, likes, dislikes, etc. we are connected. We can’t see our organs at work doing their job. But we can feel, live, breathe, and enjoy the results.

We are unable to see the kindness and love many share worldwide, but in peace and harmony, we can see the results and how strong it made us.

Thinking of your body as our world, you will see the value of peace! Because in alliance, we gain strength.

If all body organs can cooperate for your benefit and many love their bodies and their lives, why can’t humanity merge for more strength?

Like the benefits of light, and what it means and represents for many of us, is unity different?

Our bodies represent Unity. Unity is at work in us daily. How we value it, it gives back to us and shows on our bodies, from our actions, choices, decisions, habits, etc.

We can shine in the unity of our actions, choices, and, decisions, helping to heal our world.

Now, let’s share it with humanity by shinning in UNITY!

Image by Annelise Lords

Thanking Dancing Elephant Press and Dr. Gabriella Korosi for more brain exercises.

Please enjoy more from our latest book of inspiration.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtisticYouDesign

Thank you for reading this piece. I hope you enjoy it and will savor more from some talented writers on this platform, whose links are below.

Feast on more from Dr. Gabriella Korosi

Taste more from Warren “Storyteller” Brown

Taste more from A Shayens Abran

Enjoy more from Lisa Precious / Smiley Blue

Dancingelephantspress
Prompt
Light
Unity
Life
Recommended from ReadMedium
avatarDr. Preeti Singh
August Is The Month of Rain

52 Weeks photography project —August edition

3 min read
avatarPseu Pending (Seu)
What Vegetables See in You and the World

a summer night summit

2 min read
avatarAnnelise Lords
Do You Maintain The Lifeline That You Give?

Sometimes we give others a lifeline, and then we must assist them in maintaining it.

4 min read
avatarEdith Gallagher Boyd
City Noises

At the university

4 min read
avatarSyed Saleem
Excess Of Everything Is Bad

“Our needs determine how long we want to be in a relationship with someone”

3 min read
avatarDebdutta Pal
How to Keep Your Originality Intact While Seeking Change

And other missing ingredients

5 min read