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Lost and Found

“twice born, we live on” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ we are lost, as long as ... we wish to keep the cake and eat it too left foot in one boat right in the other sitting on the fence ... we are lost, as long as ... we thus vacillate our attention oscillates between the ego grasping and seizing and our spirit prayerfully connecting ... we are lost, as long as ... we are deaf to voice of conscience preferring to rely on fragmented thought impelled by ego amidst fleeting illusions in the external with regrets of past fear of future rooted in attachments causation of stagnation in feral desires ... we are free when ... we recognise the truth that we are not mind body but spirit unbound here for a sojourn for a breath of fresh air to experience earth life as a separate entity although interconnected with all of existence vibrationally by love being Gods energy omnipresent ... we are free when ... we accept the limitations of mind body knowing we have so chosen to experience duality that love yearning for love to feel complete magnetically aligns head and heart igniting the Sushumna with bliss electricity a climax of ecstasy in renewal continual in permanence within ... we are free when ... as the object here manifest by us the subject pure spirit one with God consciousness when we as object quieten resting ego borne thought entering void of silence initially in meditation which by prioritisation becomes our orientation thereby hollowing out form getting to emptiness a spacial voidness of no-thingness wherein suffused with love in its beauteous hues self and Self align as mind body vaporises ... “who are you looking for, oh hermit there is no one here!” 15-December-2020

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Date: 12/21/2020 10:49:00 AM
Lovely poetry so eloquently phrased and heartfully rendered. I particularly loved the fourth stanza, around which a suitable model for the living of life could be fashioned. Praise to you for this eminent masterpiece, worthy of deep reflection.
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Date: 12/21/2020 5:47:00 PM
Thanks, Mark!

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