Rahu says, “You know how humanity suffers, yet you know this suffering is necessary. You understand how humanity will never change unless it experiences great darkness. You know full well how hard it is for light to fight the shadows, for one cannot exist without the other.

How souls can hold onto each other and refuse to go; how souls can attach themselves and leave tiny pieces of their own light in other Little Lights.

For what is done cannot be undone, but its energy can be transformed into something new.

Life can be only lived forwards and truly understood backwards.

Sometimes the greater the destiny, the greater the amount of pain.

Do you promise to watch over me?” the Little Light asks.

The Little Light realizes that it is our attachments that cause us grief, for life must go on in the cyclical dance of life and death.

Mankind seeks to hold onto that which much perish after its time is done.

With death, there is always rebirth.