Short Hinduism Poems
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Open my third eye.
Allow me to see through lies.
Help me realize
How souls go from plants to flies
To creatures of lands, seas, skies.
My child, you are strong and wise.
You were not taken at all by surprise.
My will is slowly opening your eyes.
Someday you will have a love without lies.
No human can ever love me as truly as Krishna loves me.
But I have found another man that is like Shivaji.
In Their Divine Presences, I can finally just be.
I reincarnated into this life to calmly observe.
I am also here to experience what I deserve.
I am still on this journey learning just whom and how I shall serve.
Oh Sweet Ganesha riding on an adorable mouse,
Please let me and my love who is my soon or later to-be spouse
Miraculously have jobs and money enough to buy a house.
A demonness turned disciple of a goddess,
Born in a form to show my true prowess
As well as learning to embrace my darkness.
I too am evolving into a cosmic enchantress.
For a while I'll wear His Holy peaceful radiant smile...
Dancing along with The Lord Of The Dance upon His temple's tile.
Our cosmic spiralling banishing all of which is vile.
When the world is devoid of dharma, He begins from within us.
His Will arises to inspire us to do more of what is just.
When I am lost, His blessings guide me to do what I must.
Let your tears flow like a sacred stream,
Let Shiva's locks absorb the tears of sorrow,
Let Him recreate for you a better tomorrow,
Let your soul shine as bright as a light beam.
She sees in bearded baba
a radiating white light
follows him with trust and peace
alone in the bed meets him
for mantra in the ear
only to discover
a rapist narcissist
reciting his ode to sex
in three-word phrases
When done with poetry
Report my Irish American journalism
And earth will get literated
When did today's war start
Without Irish ink
The bambinas know no reason well
This you have to bring with your bibles
Body body body
Birth certificate fraudy
Body moving
City be getting down
I wonder why
we fight
among us
with delusion
of grandeur!
God is an
Octopus,
a formidable
ramified power.
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
Sikhism
Taoism
and
Zoroastrianism
are His
long appended
arms
with which
He controls
our life on the
earth.
Why should we
fight!
Higher consciousness can be attained through chanting.
"OM" is a popular chant within many a religion,
including but not limited to Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism.
I do my share of chanting now and again,
but I don't chant "OM," I chant "Amen"
a chant that while chanted can also sung,
Amen, Amen, over and over again.
You may argue I might argue
Truth is laughing at corner
Unshaken unbothered
The Unnegotiable
You web words, I refute
I web words, you refute
Detached and immovable
The Unnegotiable
I pretend to listen
I know you pretend to listen
Beyond realms of words
The Unnegotiable
You love your truth
I love to prove how it is not
We negotiate in circles
The Unnegotiable
Falcate glistening moon tonight,
upon the starry sky shines bright,
the satin smooth milky moonlight,
flowing through Himalayan heights,
silhouette of Shiva in sight,
a time to pray in god’s own light,
heart is calm within and quiet,
crescent moon’s divine bright midnight.
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Shakti is a Goddess of Shaktism
Spirit of Hinduism
Also called Anaadi, meaning no beginning or end
Or Nitya, meaning forever
Shakti takes a backseat to no other deity
She is the Supreme Brahman
Representing primordial cosmic energy
Creative
Sustaining
Protector of the villager
Shakti is the woman creator of the universe
Shiva, male aspect of same divine being is secondary
She is omnipotent
Christ, avatar.
One Christmas star
Cosmos ajar.
Life dusts disperse.
A child of God
Like trees in sod.
All on Earth laud.
One universe.
December 8, 2014
Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: DESIDERATA
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NOTE: av·a·tar
'av??tär/
noun
1. 1.
HINDUISM
a manifestation of a deity or released soul in bodily form on earth; an incarnate divine teacher.
I have copies of the bible of many denominations,
along with the many teachings of hinduism and buddhism,
and judaism as well as a copy of the quran,
but I am not at all a theologian or a religious man.
I am not so much a man of faith as I am a man of science,
but that doesn't mean that I wouldn't have any of this literature in my home.
I do find their images to be very beautiful and their poetry very moving.
I
Alan Watts says we live forever
In children if we can bear
There is no joy in going on, ever
And ever as a dying tree or flower
II
He was a brilliant Brit, knew nirvana!
Died as American, in California
Barely making 59 years, once pastor
Presbyterian in Pennsylvania
III
I need to research why he quit
He was undoubtedly good at it
For faithfulness few scholars matched
His authenticity, universality. Unmatched
As some Indians
(dot, not feather)
go to great lengths
to ingratiate themselves
by obsequious behaviour
(bob your head if you agree with me)
could it be the origin
of the expression,
'To curry favour'?
Tho' hunger knows no bounds
forget the fatted calf
despite the nation suffering
from starvation by more than half
they'll curry a horse
but not a cow
those bovine ungulates
are holier than thou
At the bottom of our garden
there's a wayward wandering Jew
but I have yet to spot
a crawling Christian or dot a hiking Hindu
I'm adding to the landscape
if it takes me all week
going in steadfast search of
a meandering Moslem or a sauntering Sikh
yet as no rockery looks good without
and planting both who could really resist
for the ladybirds bees and butterflies
a creeping Catholic and a bustling Buddhist
The Life Bringer or The Big Bang
Theory Explained
Seven plus seven=chodan
Six plus eight=chodan
Five plus nine=chodan
Four plus ten=chodan
Three plus eleven=chodan
Two plus twelve=chodan
One plus thirteen=chodan.
Now what we got seven times chodan.It means seven shots or saat phayray in Hinduism. Actually the big bang is g-ng bang and hidayat is sain tich krich vich.
Are we clear?
Yes Sir,
Good.
Saat Janam saat phayray
Aik tetar do batayray..