Can I be your Radha to your Krishna?
Can I be your atma bound to your dharma?
Why am I even asking, when I know already:
We were meant to grow before we're steady.
Can I be your moksha ending your dukkha?
Can I be the reward for your mixed karma?
Why am I even asking, when I finally see:
We were always fated to set each other free.
Can I be the one fulfilling all of your kama?
Can I be the one who reawakens your veda?
Why am I even asking, when I already knew:
You and I are disciples so ancient, not new.
Can I be why you may break law of ahimsa?
Can I be why you awaken too thru dhyana?
Why am I even asking, when it's clear to see:
As I shall save you, you shall also save me.
Sitting in the silence, hands hold dhyana mudra
and energy flows into a sea of tranquility.
The light envelops my being and physical sensations
slip into nonexistence, as my guide approaches.
A morning moment lends itself to new wisdom.
6-3-2021
Bite Size Poem no.4 Poetry Contest
Line Gauthier
Dana and me too
Were happy reading about
A Dhyana meaning
Ego is the home of the heart,
Ego is the nest of the heart,
Ego is the first lover of the heart,
They are dependent on each other.
Ego loves her as deep as the sea,
Ego complains her as high as the mountain;
Ego is the chain of the heart,
Deeper is love,
Tighter is constraint.
The heart longs for freedom,
The ego begs her for peace,
They struggle each other,
What left behind is a lifetime of scars.
The ego closes a door,
The heart opens another world up;
The ego looks out the stars twinkling,
The heart feels the liberty.
I enjoy teatime and taste the Dhyana ,
The heart fingers a string of the chord;
I meet the mountain who is my bosom friend,
The heart meets the running water from the waterfall.
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