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Samsara and the Circle of Life
The Asian version of Life Is of a wheel that endlessly spins Rotating in kaleidoscopic scenes Of beings in realms Trapped by their karmas in endless suffering Endless until it, of course, ends Which is what all things must eventually do. In the West the dominant view is now Of an endless cycle of Life Where we don’t actually become anything After we die, just a nutritional building block In the ecological web of growth and decay. It’s a rational seeming world view, But one devoid of soul. On the whole these two views compliment And complete each other; Soulful and soulless To give a sense of life on the wheel. But the truth is neither are complete, Together or alone Because neither sees what lies beyond the wheel. Of course, they say eternity and annihilation respectively But what is the it that endures or dissolves? And if it endures was it ever really trapped? And if it dissolves was it ever really existent? Somewhere between is the middle way Free of extremes and labels, Free to simply be, what is, inherently ineffable. (10/12/25)
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