Quantum Energy

I am the beginning and end,
In illusions everything,
Random molecule sum in the,
Ultra defined speculations.

Unknown complex constant undoing,
Each fluid energy mechanics,
Your quantum entry into the;
True spiritual formless-nothing.

He is the Supreme Energy,
Active everlasting nothing,
Universal and timeless, 
Creator of the infinite being?

Effervescent void dimensions,
As soundless divine entity,
Freedom to seek forgiveness,
In material simplicity?

We are His mirror reflections,
Playing with time and Maya,
Unique model's within Mithya,
As Quantum theory?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Garg Avatar
September 19, 2009 at 9:15 PM
Continued...due to word limitation. An individual (though a part of the Supreme Energy) is free to go on his own defined journey; only the good and bad Karma bringing him closer to or further from God in rebirth. No you are not that just a little nothing but a great fluid nothing in the sea of nothing playful and charming as Maya.
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September 19, 2009 at 9:14 PM
Lol, I loved you comment about you being you. How can you not be the "ME" you say you want to be? For God has given you this body mind and soul to think individually. Only you have to aspire to surrender this individuality to God so you can never be bound to any desires, pleasure or want. Detaching your self from the cycle of rebirth
Mason Avatar
September 19, 2009 at 9:45 AM
Yes, but what I really want is to be ME ... an individual with my own journey now and always and unfortunately, you are right ... I'm just a little nothing in a sea of nothingness ... smile ... thanks for being at the Soup, Jai
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