Jesus Goes Incognito

As we await His second coming We know not who we look for As we speak, He walks among us But as yet closed is our heart’s door From paintings, movies and dreams We carry a mental image in mind But is He a being so limited and bound Who in narrow church pews we’ll find Jesus visits the so called fallen atheist And finds within his heart pure light Made in God’s image, a child asleep Who’s yet to awaken to spherical sight So Jesus takes the hand of his brother Wake up, He urges, life is but a dream Love alone is real, light the flame of bliss Rest where no fears and desires stream Jesus becomes vast space, that holds all It’s the first thing we see, right before us Look not for forms and images, oh hermit In childlike trust, get aboard Gods bliss bus There is no judgment, sin is but ignorance All of existence is entwined by God’s power Know that we are living light, not this form Surrender and let His benign grace empower 26-April-2023
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April 27, 2023 at 2:56 AM
the title, says it all. the man has many guises. there is no bias, there are no boundaries, when it comes to covert missions. the story is delivered in many abstract ways, until the mission is accomplished. messages sent through the strangest of channels.
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April 27, 2023 at 2:09 PM
Thank you dear LL ~ so happy these words resonate in your glowing heart. A spiritually evolved friend of mine (not a Christian by faith) ‘met’ Jesus in the ethereal domain. He asked Jesus if He was truly the son of God. The answer was ‘you can take me as the communicator between God and all energies’.
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April 27, 2023 at 2:59 AM
excellent poem. tremendous thoughts.
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