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ad lucem eam?
"the light" - it doesn't say about "a light" in general, but about some specific light.
Do you agree, dear Alex?

Yes, it might refer to a particular light.
But I think it depends on the context, doesn't it?

Hm, I don't think so, dear. Ok, I will ask Lilian what she thinks about it.
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Hi Lilly!
Could you please tell us if "the light" means some specific light here and it could be replaced by "this light"?

CC: lilian canale

I don't think it could be changed into "this light" or "a light".
It's simply "the light", like it would be "the water" or "the air"

Ok, I'll ask differently: is this about a particular light or about the light in general?

in general

Thank you.

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I have no more doubt, dear Alex!