What called The Weight of Light into existence?

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At its core, I believe that science and spirituality aren’t separate—they’re two languages describing the same experience. I’ve always been drawn to frequencies, energy, and the unseen patterns that shape our world. I sense an interplay between cosmic energy and earth energy—a quiet dialogue between knowing and being, presence and perception.

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But the world can feel heavy sometimes.
It’s hard to stay open. Harder still to stay hopeful.

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Many of us are awakening.
It doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it’s subtle. Private. A shift in how we see ourselves, or each other. A crack in what we thought was solid.

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The Weight of Light uses a fictional world to explore very real terrain—grief, love, trauma, connection, longing, and resilience. It’s about how we process what we’ve lost, and what still lives inside us afterward.

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I hope the story opens space for deeper conversations—about healing, humanity, and the light we carry, even when we forget it’s there.

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About knowing.
Feeling.
Being.

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Thank you for being here.

—Jae

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