In the Return of the King,
Aragorn driven the the dire need of help of the unseen.
He and his companions walked into the "Paths of the Dead".
They walked into deep within the mountains.
They walked into deep darkness.
Did it make sense?
Did it make common sense for anyone needing help walk into the "Paths of the Dead"?
Aragorn recognizes
Helps available to him in the light
exhausted.
Have the reader not reached this state of the soul,
where external help seem futile?
Many collapse when this bleak truth dawned.
Many fallen into the darkness of despair.
Cause...
how long...
how long for the light to dawn?
Light to dawn...
Walk into the "Paths of the Dead"
Walk into the deep within the mountains.
What the author is saying?
"Paths of the Dead" is deep within us.
"Paths of the Dead" is not the mountains we see before us.
"Paths of the Dead" is the deep within us - the mountains are reflection of what is deep within us.
When we walk into,
walk deep into the mountains,
walk into the darkness,
walk...
walk...
walk...
until we reach the Stone
the Stone?
How do i find that Stone?
How do i know this is the Stone?
When we walk into the deep darkness,
we will know that Stone.
Like Aragorn,
Stand on the Stone.
Like Aragorn,
Unfurl the Standard.
Like Aragorn,
Stand.
Then,
Light dawns
in the days ahead.
Because
the Light shines into the deep darkness of our soul.
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