The phrase "acknowledging the light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is recognizing or accepting positivity, truth, or enlightenment in a situation or discussion.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized the importance of acknowledging the light in our lives, even during difficult times."
Alternatives: "recognizing the truth" or "embracing the positivity".
However, the older rite's prayers calling on God to 'lift the veil from the eyes' of the Jews and to end 'the blindness of that people so that they may acknowledge the light of your truth, which is Christ' - used just once a year during the Good Friday service - have sparked outrage.
From this "thinning of the veil" sprang rituals honoring the dead, as well as acknowledging the need for light.
The slide's name, Verrückt, is German for "crazy". When the world seems full of darkness, acknowledging the points of light is even more important.
"Brilliant" closes with an appeal for considerably less light in the developed world (while acknowledging the need for more light in developing nations).
We acknowledge the KIT light source for provision of instruments at their beamlines and we would like to thank the Institute for Beam Physics and Technology IBPTT) for the operation of the storage ring, the Karlsruhe Research Accelerator (KARA).
Fell thus appeals to the Jews to turn from their "outward worship" and to acknowledge the divine light within them.
As interesting and exciting as these results are, they must be interpreted in the light of acknowledging the limitations of the current study.
The Mayor also hit a lighter note, acknowledging the Detroit Tigers' recent sweep by the San Francisco Giants in the World Series.
Importantly, these moral biases are often unconscious so are difficult to acknowledge in the light of contradictory evidence or opinion.
We have rewritten this section to acknowledge that the light scattering and CTP production data must be taken together to support a potential critical concentration, the value of which is not easily derived but can be approximated.
