Light captivates us in a way few other things do. For anyone who's picked up a camera, painted a canvas, or crafted a scene, the value of light is undeniable. The power of light serves as a symbol of authenticity, change, and growth.

Light does more than illuminate. It inspires. Think about the last time light made you stop and look—maybe the way the sun filtered through the trees or a streetlight cast shadows on a familiar building. These moments are reminders that light is energy, life, and a catalyst for seeing the world differently.

However, light isn't always comfortable. It challenges us by revealing things we might not want to see, forcing us out of our comfort zones. This discomfort is where growth happens. It's a fierce reminder that to truly shine, we must be willing to embrace the full spectrum of light's nature—its capacity to reveal, to blind, and to transform.

In a spiritual sense, chasing light means pursuing wisdom and enlightenment. For creatives, this pursuit is about finding new perspectives, understanding deeper truths, and expressing these revelations through our work. It's a journey that asks us to be open—to change, to learning, and to shedding old patterns.

Physically, light fuels life. For plants, it's essential for growth. For creators, it's the spark that ignites our imagination and powers our projects. It's a reminder that, just like the natural world, we need light to thrive and create.

As a creator, chasing light is your invitation to explore, to experiment, and to express yourself authentically. It encourages you to:

• Reveal your human potential                                               
• Shine with the integrity of your authentic truth
• Shape your own story with deliberate intent

As you navigate your creative path, remember the power of light—both literally, and also a symbol of enlightenment, transformation, and your truth. Your light can be bold. It can be powerful, beautiful and strong. You are empowered with the discernment on how, when and to what intensity to shine. Remember, the power of light is in your hands

- Helena