Once there was a traveler who was walking in a field. Why he was in that field, I do not know. Whether there were others with him in the field, I also do not know. In any case, he alone found that there was treasure buried there.
What is it about this man which enabled him to recognize that there was treasure buried there? Furthermore, what is it about this man that enabled him to recognize the value of this treasure? For in his immense joy over what he had found, he re-buried the treasure and went and sold all that he had. Why? Not just to cart the treasure away, but to buy the whole field.
Now the treasure he found was the Kingdom of Heaven, but what exactly is that? Can we see it? Can it be found on the journey that we are on? Would we rightly estimate it’s value if we did find it?
transparent |tranˈspe(ə)rənt; -ˈspar-| adjective (of a material or article) allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen
Light is good. Light reveals form and color to our eye. What we perceive is the result of light that either diffuses through an object, or reflects off of it, and our perception of a thing helps define how we relate to the object.
In this show, Kmovstudios uses this principle to reflect on another higher principle, because the light that filters through the lens or into the eye reveals an incredible design, the movement of a mysterious hand at work in all things. In this sense, all things are in varying degrees transparencies through which this one true joy shines. In fact, these things exist, and are perceivable because of the light. However, this truth is often neglected, and we instead pursue the veil rather than the light. We forget that the veil has no glory except that of the light which illuminates and animates it.
