illumine

Object

• soul: The full-blown rose is thus the emblem of the illumined master soul.
• mind: Mysterious tho the process may be, somehow God illumines the human mind to discern the divine source of the Word.
• world: In like manner, every time the Prophets of God have illumined the world.
• heart: His illumined heart shall become a pure mirror reflecting the images of all the worlds.
• way: There is the Holy Spirit, who is our Guide, Mentor and Friend and who illumines the way ahead.
• darkness: The Lord Jesus is the light we need to illumine the deepest darkness.

Used with why or when

what: We might say that the libido has turned away from the activities of life to illumine what is buried in the ground of being.

Modifying Another Word

• not: A shadow that is not illumined until the end, when the clarity of understanding is drawn from that suggestive gloom.
• only: The impenetrable darkness was illumined only by the terrible flames of the cremation pyres.
• fully: The true soul is the fully illumined mind, set on fire with love and likened to Sol, the Sun.
• also: This strange metaphor also illumines the concept of the Word of the Lord held by Jeremiah's contemporaries.