That's what it's all about. There are some life stories going on that yield resolutions of sorts. A lot of things happen when you turn 30. There are major life choices and major changes in orientation. The entire celebration of Easter is about that kind of orientation.
Easter is like the Equinox, and the sun and moon are on opposite horizons.
If you're standing in the right place at the right time, you can't tell one from the other. They're of equal intensity. And at that moment of the fullest, brightest that it can be, there's the realization that it's not its own light. There's a higher source it has been reflected off of. I'm sure once I took off to do A Perfect Circle, the other guys in Tool were saying, 'Well, it's over.