Before Gavriel found or was friends with Gregor, Gregor was living in a profane existence in that cave. Weisel describes people who live in a profane existence as ignorant people living in the shadows. The cave was Gregor's shadow and by not accepting the truth about his family or the enlightening friendship he shares with Gavriel he wouldn't be able to reach the sacred existence...
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The cave was Gregor's shadow and by not accepting the truth about his family or the enlightening friendship he shares with Gavriel he wouldn't be able to reach the sacred existence. An important difference to notice about the duel existences described by Weisel is that in a profane existence one does not live, because without accepting truth one is living a lie...
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