Subdued brilliance—simultaneously muted and intense—is the essence of inner light, like nature's brilliance created by interaction of subtle colors.

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• Subdued Brillianceconcept0.873
  The essential quality of inner light: colors are both intense and muted, producing a calm, profound, glowing whole without garishness, like nature's brilliance.
• Intensity and clarity of individual color arise from both an inherent quality and the support of the whole; making each color shine beautifully forces all colors into harmony.claim0.788
• All wholeness, not just color, may be considered ultimately as a kind of light, communicating with the transcendent realm where pure unity exists.claim0.774
• The wholeness of geometry is intensified and brought to its maximum potential by inner light in color.claim0.772
• Inner light is the color quality which arises as something comes to life, and as it approaches and reveals the I.quote0.770
• Inner light is objectively present in some colored things and absent in others, and can be discerned through direct comparison.claim0.763
• The inner light in the greatest color allows us to experience the great self directly — the great self seen openly.claim0.763
• Inner light in a great painting touches to the heart of existence, to the core of what the universe is, not merely a cognitive zap.claim0.758
  Alexander's claim about the profound nature of aesthetic experience, contrasting with mechanistic dismissal.