Jethro was an explorer, a trekker through the stars that rule the darkness.
Jethro discovered the meaning of each deity of every pantheon of gods, the forces they controlled, the energies to be exploited by worshipping them, the place each held in the power struggle of nature and being.
Until he arrived at a place from which he could look back and say, “Their power is an illusion. They are nothing more than conduits, the agencies of a perfect, transcendent Oneness Who pervades the universe.”
Then He saw the miracles wrought for the Jewish people, wonders that engaged every force of nature in unison, that connected heaven and earth as one.
Jethro knew he had arrived at truth. With him, he brought the secret of every false power, the wisdom that emerges from darkness.
And now Torah could enter the world.
Darkness, he found, can teach us more about light than light could ever say.
Jethro begins after the exodus from Egypt. Moses acted as a force to guide the people how to exit their egoistic desires.
Moses represents the positive character as unconditional love, giving and cooperation.
Jethro provided the method to correct the ego instead of suppressing it.
Jethro showed how to work with the darkness of our egoistic attitudes.
Then we gain wisdom how to turn the huge darkness of the ego into the divine goodness, the light.
We stand at the threshold of working with the ego with the help from the instructions and light we receive from the Torah.
Now is the time meant for all humanity to begin to be as one mind in one heart to rise to the next level.