This document discusses the relationship between lights and shadows in society. It defines lights as representing positive qualities like happiness, love, and justice, while shadows characterize limitations and temptations. The document then gives examples of lights in society such as housing for the poor and medical missions, and examples of shadows like pollution, destruction of nature, and corruption. It argues that lights and shadows are interdependent and necessary for progress, and that by consciously engaging with these contrasts, individuals and society can be transformed.

1. Lights Shadows
Of The Society

2. Lights
oIt is represented by the qualities
of happiness, holiness, love,
justice and every spiritual trait
that comes from the religion etc.
oThought to be eternal, limitless
and consistent.

3. Shadows
• Characterized by limitations, temptations
and continual change etc.
• It is even said that the entire physical
world is a shadow of the world of
light, eventually a deception meant to
distract our attention from the light it is
reflecting.

4. Society
Lights
 Housing for the poor
 Feeding programs and
medical missions from the
local government
 Projects from the Church
Shadows
 Air, Water, Land Pollution
 Destruction of Nature
 Heavy Traffic
 Violence
 Corruption

5. ShadowsLights
 Would a rose still be a rose without
its thorns?
 Would the story of Christ be the
same without Judas?
 Would poverty be an injustice
without wealth?

6. ShadowsLights
 Lights and Shadows only exist because of the
presence of each other.
 Without light, there would be no shadow.
 Shadow needs light and having light, there
will always be a shadow.
 Both sides of a whole are needed for
progress and transformation of individual
lives and the development of our society.

7. ShadowsLights
 A conscious life finds meaning in these
contrasts, meaning that impacts and
punctuates, and that can even transform
us.
 By the presence and interaction of light
and shadow, our lives can be
transformed.
 The development of our society starts
within ourselves.