Letting Go and Calmly Witnessing All

Letting Go and Calm Witnessing

When U have no solution
You tried it all; Fate Insists you fall. You no longer stand tall
Such moments come often
We try to forget the falls - feeling nothing, helps find your nobodyness
If we hold up a "failure at Solution"
That moment is a mix of doing nothing AND "doing along" with the Universe 
When you felt nobody cares (loss of attention)
That mix of nobody with everybody, Multiverse
Is deep insight: becoming nobody makes us everybody with Universe

BACKGROUND: I was a Hindu as one born into such a family in South Africa may be a Hindu, away from India. This meditation is similar in the impetus to Jesus's frequent TWIST of OPPOSITES in the New Testament. The high will be brought low; the meek shall inherit the earth - or more; dying is the way to real living: mainly Matthew 5, 6, 7 or The Sermon on the Mount.

Let us cite a few examples from Paul: I am strong when I am weak; I can do nothing but in Christ I can do anything and everything --
2 Corinthians 12:10 and 2 Corinthians (Epistle) 4:7.
Shalom, shalom to Great Harrys & Marys, Vijays & Ordinarys. LuvYa
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May 5, 2022 at 4:21 PM
Insightful and informative poem, Anil, thanks for sharing. Bill
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May 5, 2022 at 5:00 AM
Anil, What a thoughtful and interesting piece of writing. Whilst also being entertaining, I found it considered. Thank you for sharing such a well-written piece.
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May 4, 2022 at 10:53 AM
WoW! Anil, What a deep and insightful write. I found it thought-provoking as well. Thanks for sharing such a write. Have a nice day-Alexis
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