Embrace Your Light, But Remember Its Source

The symbolism of Lucifer and the morning star represents a hierarchical relationship involving the flow of light and authority. Just as the sun gives light to the star, which shines in its name, there is an emphasis on receiving and transmitting authority rather than claiming it for oneself. Christ exemplifies this dynamic by stating his alignment with the will of the Father, showcasing that divine authority is to be given back rather than hoarded. This concept reflects the idea that true power comes from recognizing one’s derived status, akin to how Aaron served as Moses’ mouthpiece. However, the danger arises when one forgets their source of authority, as illustrated by Aaron's creation of the golden calf, which symbolizes the danger of usurping power for oneself. When derivative beings seek to establish their own existence apart from their source, they risk becoming idols or opponents to that source. Therefore, acknowledging one's position in a greater hierarchy is crucial to maintaining the rightful balance of authority.