The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Mouths Are For Tasting

Eyes are for seeing.
Ears are for hearing.
Noses are for smelling and breathing
both in and out.
Mouths are for tasting
both bitter hard
and sweet soft truths,
trusts and mistrusts,
cooperations and competitions,
cultures of health and pathology,
climates benign and toxic,
and all sensory flavors between
balance and imbalance.

We reseed universal spirits
in remembered knitting materials of forest,
oceans of becoming
sea son daughters of swimming in and out being.

We reweave omnipotent divinity
within recast integrity of biodiversity.

We feed transcendent wealth of Earth's rich souls
and thereby bleed redemption from subliminal humanity.

Only together we heal future's climate of universal Promise
by re-sensing Elder landscapes of symbiotic swimming polypaths.

As one GaiaTribe of dancing spiritual health
we reconceive material wealth
reborn singing nations
corporations
religions
capitalizations
plantations
ministrations
individual imitations,
cultures of health and less pathology
and all enspirited flavors between
trust and mistrust,
truth of and for healing competing dualistic truths
resounding We Are One MindBody

Resonant CoArising Wave
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Coffey Avatar
February 13, 2025 at 7:15 PM
"Mouths Are For Tasting" is a savory set of wisdom and spirituality on the sweetest musical level. What a rich and energetic work!
Dillenbeck Avatar
February 14, 2025 at 5:26 AM
Thank you, and welcome to the Souper community, where I hope and trust you will find peace and some tasty joy.
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