What does light mean in the Bible?
Light means intellect, the recognition of the relationships and consistency between laws.
Light means recognition, the recognition of laws and the recognition of the relationships between laws.
The meaning of laws and the relationships between laws exist even if no one understands them. According to our previous analyses, laws exist unconsciously as well, and depth is the qualitative indicator of the laws and the relationships between laws that are present unconsciously.
On the surface, the material world appears, which can be perceived, and therefore what is currently appearing can be understood, and the relationships between the laws that have already been known can also be recognized.
Therefore, the intellect indicated by light is not a property, but according to the level of knowing, it is the usable knowledge available to us.
Light was defined before the Human, and it exists independently of consciousness, because the existence of the relationships between laws does not depend on whether we know them or not. If we do not know them, then intellect is not visible; it unconsciously directs our lives and determines the existence of the material world. Intellect as light, however, means the knowledge that we are already capable of knowing and understanding.
Darkness and light are, in reality, modes of appearance of intellect. Intellect unconsciously directs our lives in the form of emotions and instincts. While the part of it that we have already known, we consider to be our own intellect, because we identify with our knowledge, but in reality intellect exists, and we merely come to know it through experiences.
The sequence is very important, because when we analyse the structure of the I, we must know that intellect is not a property of the I, but a level of knowing. Intellect exists even without the I. The unconscious I has access to the entirety of intellect that exists in the world, because the existence of intellect does not depend on how much of it we currently know.