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The Door Is Open

The door is open Unable to pair, cold hearts need repair, by love’s healing balm, ushering deep calm. How may we begin, to invite joy in, if our fist is clenched and heart not love drenched? Love employs no force, so what’s our recourse, other than to wait in stillness sedate? Simply resting thought we become self-taught. Inner conflict ends; our will to God bends. Granting love consent, we infuse intent, as cry of our soul, wishing to feel whole. Once we are porous, we feel heart’s torus, as bliss mists pervade love’s heavenly glade. The path is direct; cease cause and effect. Do not weigh or size; simply vaporise. As we come undone, our soul and love one, with wafting bliss stormed, our form is transformed. There’s nothing to do, save cleanse ego glue by ceasing to feed dark fears mind does breed. Thus it’s up to us, to board God’s love bus, feeling that rapture, mind cannot capture. 22-July-2022
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July 21, 2022 at 10:02 PM
"The path is direct; cease cause and effect. Do not weigh or size; simply vaporise."..... This 'vaporising' is the one thing you reiterate as the means of getting inner calm and it is not at all easy.... ! It is truly meant for people who are at the hightest rung of the spiritual ladder. I like your cryptic form of verse with great rhyming This gem of a poem goes into my FAVE.
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July 21, 2022 at 10:33 PM
Vaporising is simply shifting to a mode of witness consciousness. Mind-body and ego identity becomes an object rather than the subject of flow of awareness. It’s a slow process. Ultimately we can abide in thought rested dynamic stillness
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