Wednesday, April 12, 2023

Creating Bliss

Dark clouds cover eyes

In order to truly see


Without vision

Difficult mobility

Stop

Or be stopped

To see more clearly


Immediately, fear rises mightily

Not in in control anymore

At all

Are we ever really in control?


Surrender to the absence 

Of control


Only then in the sweet stillness of the night

Can the birds sing vibrantly

 

First, sturdy foundation

Be fully rooted now

Tethered in order to soar

Only now can transformation happen


But, not yet

The truth is the stillness


The vulnerability to trust, to love

To receive instead of doing, giving

The letting go, living without attachments

To die to sleep

To sleep, perchance to dream*


To see 

To be


With open eyes, the world is so distracting 

Can't fully focus on the inner realms

And on the Divine until we

Close our eyes so we can see 


A prayer:


Open our hearts so we can hear

Drain us of our pride and our arrogance

So that we can stop and listen more clearly

Silently mediating and covering eyes 

Blocking out external sight


Sensory deprivation leads to

Understanding who we are

Where we are

What is true


Eruptions of doubt, fear, anxiety

Burst forth and dissolve slowly

No intervention needed

Just time and breath


A quiet, still place where we 

Stop spinning around

Safe and soft

Tender and howling

All the demons and the angels 

Arise together momentarily

Treading softly

Healing slowly

Miraculous and magical

No blueprint or rule book here

Totally led and guided by the force

The power of the Source


The Great Spirit Mystery

The Divine Energy


All gobbledygook

Word salad, this language makes no sense

Still happening no matter whether 

We understand or not


Doing just by thinking

Doing just by writing


Time has to stop as well

No schedule, no routine

Everything stops

Now


Except for the breath, the sounds and the silence

The light moves away, the darkness increases

And, then nothing at all for just one moment

Nothing 

No thing

Bliss


Humbled 

Quiet

Not fully alone

Held


*William Shakespeare's Hamlet

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