And in Zen, there is the term satori, and satori—to receive satori—means exactly to receive light, or illumination, or divine grace. So we have it in Japan, and we have it in India. We have it in the Holy Land that whenever an individual attains light or illumination, they are said to be enlightened and not necessarily all to the same degree. But some, at least, like Gautama the Buddha, or Jesus the Christ, or the Bodhidharma, these, of course, have been declared to have received complete illumination and to have become the light of their particular world. [...]