LUX refers to the forces that stabilise, clarify and align the inner state. It is not about moral goodness, but about functional qualities that make life more useful. The VIRTUTES (virtues) – Prudentia (wisdom), Lustitia (justice), Fortitudo (strength), Temperantia (temperance) Fide (faith), Spes (hope) and Caritas (charity/love) – are not meant here as ideal images, but as attitudes that are lived out in real life and manifest themselves in everyday situations: through decisions, boundaries, changes of perspective, self-control or the conscious endurance of ambivalence.

In this context, light does not mean ‘bright’ or “pure”, but rather ‘conscious’. LUX stands for the active attempt not to get lost in one's own chaos. For the willingness to reflect on one's own patterns and still move forward, even if it is not pleasant. LUX is a hard-working space – less glory, more consistent sorting.
It is the part within us that seeks orientation and refuses to be satisfied with merely reacting. The part that doesn’t just swallow, but understands. That doesn’t act blindly, but examines. LUX thus represents all actions that build strength instead of dissipating it, that create clarity instead of clouding it, and that remain sustainable in the long term—even when they are uncomfortable.