An affirmation of faith. Perhaps we can be grateful for the confusion if it leads to salvation.
Steve
faith. pretty cool huh?
what if, it is easier done than said? i believe, we illuminate certain aspects of this poem- completely and wholly so- being true to self. some aspects, perhaps, natural soul traits while others- acquired- no. remembered(both
), through out the course of our lives. there's nothing wrong with striving for more- but the way we experience and express is the perfect construct of who/what we are- happy or sad. being grateful for confusion... yes
i agree with you here
You see; i know as we go thru these changes they can be very confusing at times. Sometimes we are a bit like the fish with no body. We are lost in possibilties that the head gives us. It is so good to stay in touch with the umblical cord to divine mother who knows are plight and that we are very lost and alone in this life of fantasy and illusions that the Lord has created for us. It is very difficult to separate fact from fiction and we have been reaching across the desert sands so many times thinking that we have seen the oasis in front of us only to see one more mirage we have created. i look with eagerness to the creator of maya and illusions to not be afraid of the plays that are on the stage of our consciousness. Asking that i may be a witness and the audience before the big spectacle instead of playing these parts with no rehearsals. i ask the divine script writer to (please) tell me my part and the plot. We/I have been improvising so long and We/I have made such a mess of so many things. It is no longer me and my desires that want to play here. i truly want to know the part that was meant for me in the big show. i think many of you are feeling the same thing.
Our connection is thru words here divine freinds and embodiments of that great spirit. But when we go to the inner source in our meditation our connection becomes much deeper. It is at this place that i seek to bring all of you as i seek for myself.....
Jitendra
