my bad you guys, I dropped my magnum cockring for my monster sized dong while I was paragliding ๐
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I've experienced something similar not with light but with rain. There was a straight column of rain falling just off the coast.
I think the picture is trying to resemble both light and rain. Like the enlightenment is in the falling of the water back into the ocean. The dropping of the tense separation. But also, the resulting hole in the cloud lets the light come through.
Where is the enlightened?
Dolphins