Stuporous Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Zen mode

there are dark desires in which we indulge 
yet vibrant presence is impacted not
we drink to our fill but acquire no bulge 
since we’re anchored not in stuporous thought 
with ego spawned desires reduced to naught
weaving our path through every vibration
we embrace and release each sensation

Premium Member Thought of the day

Shutting down our stuporous mind’s thought noise ~
Tranquil heart instantly regains its poise

Premium Member Transcendence

Our central vein is like a band of steel
As such, how may we speak of chakra points
Upon ego death we begin to heal
In a oneness field where God’s touch anoints

Embodying the light within we see
Boundaries drawn were merely thought constructs
Our pristine consciousness is always free
Known clearly when lower mind self-destructs

Manifestation is a wisp of smoke
Dancing as just do, puppets on a string
When fires of desire we cease to stoke
In the void of silence, we alone sing 

Chakras was what we were talking about ~
That in truth nothing exists, have no doubt


That in truth nothing exists, have no doubt
Yet in life’s lucid dream of we but pause 
Stuporous mind stilled and our heart devout 
Clear light dawns as our identity thaws

In early days chakras were in focus
Representing realms we needed to cross
But ambling gently along love’s locus
Prayer on our lips, we discard the gross

In time nodes entwine, with God’s will align
That with map of our consciousness redrawn
We become the flame that carries His sign
As transcendental light that ushers dawn

On ceasing thinking we begin to feel ~
Our central vein is like a band of steel


Premium Member Ulladu Narpadu Addendum 157

Quieten mind and gentle the senses,
focus animated, poised in the void,
living in the now, not in past tenses,
no longer by stuporous thoughts decoyed,
shining as the Self, pure and unalloyed.
Let this then be the practice we adopt,
living authentically as we ought.

Premium Member Ulladu Narpadu Addendum 130

The Self within us is the same as in all,
which is a realisation that must dawn,
to which end if stuporous thought forms we stall,
fears and desires disappear, with ego gone 
and then in silence who we are we recall,
in vibrant nonchalance even as we yawn.
Let this be the practice we choose to adopt,
until the ego is reduced to a dot.

Premium Member Zen mode

discarding all concepts of this versus that
all that we do is allow bliss to unfold
having laid outside our heart love’s welcome mat
and putting all stuporous thought forms on hold
that in this way thus doing nothing at all
at the fulcrum of the magnetic bliss squall
as pheromones mingle and all nodes tingle
poised in stillness our soul’s eye becomes single


Premium Member The direct path

Our 
senses
bemuse us,
causing ripples
in stuporous mind,
deflecting attention,
forcing us to look outwards,
at illusions of names and forms,
which we take as real and engage,
becoming captive to thoughts we conjured.

Oh worthy hermit, escape from life’s noise,
choosing instead staid silence and peace,
present as bliss beats in the heart,
as God’s touch divine sublime,
grace which we may invoke,
simply by choosing
soulful merging
here and now,
with God’s 
light.

Premium Member an epiphany dawns

sliding into staid silence
stuporous thought forms released
poised in the void in our pristine essence
eye of our soul sees God is pleased
as we mirror His luminescence

Premium Member Ulladu Narpadu verse 13

The substratum of all objects manifest,
is what else but the divine Self absolute?
If we but put stuporous thought forms to rest,
in bliss enlivened silence we then reboot,
acting then no longer at ego’s behest,
eyes for God alone, our will is resolute.
Look not at form but at light of Self within.
God in heart calls us, so we plunge in therein.

Premium Member Zen mode

we employ not will to be still
since there is no one here within 
and yet we do ascend uphill
by resting stuporous thought din

ego clutches at wisps of straw
but now since it’s been vaporised 
breath by breath we feel our heart thaw
whereupon God is realised

Premium Member how still is our stillness

latent tendencies
simmer in the subconscious 
surfacing in dreams

superficial silence
soapy film of a bubble 
bursts when tested

stuporous awareness
as yet bemused by illusions 
is blind to light of Self

to regain control
we bilocate consciousness 
in playful spontaneity

Premium Member A wilderness of mirrors

all seemed well in heaven’s cocoon
then we sought earth life as a boon
to feel contrast one became two
male, female, the sun and the moon

stuporous mind, but a cat’s mew
of higher wisdom not a clue
muddled further by senses five
the web from which we must unglue 

why do we feel that we’re alive
we know not who we are, yet strive
trapped in the open, free within
one with oneness, in heart’s bliss hive

attachment is our only sin
fuelling needless thought flow din
if we be but still, voids will fill
silence then’s the way to begin

first things first, we surrender will
love perches on heart’s window sill
the mirror shatters; we are free
relieved the dream was but a drill

Premium Member Zen mode

negating neither waking nor dream state 
we accept all illusions here manifest
designed to teach stuporous mind
and delight our innocent heart
whilst dwelling in the void
of vibrant emptiness

Premium Member the recluse

unable to identify
with cacophonous din
caused by stuporous minds
we take shelter in silence
aglow with light of God

perhaps it is escapism
as we search for rainbows
yet to manifest in the blue sky
which are already created
in the cave of our heart

Premium Member Thought of the day

love, wisdom and power
as the threefold flame of Christ
until imbibed and assimilated
signals awareness is as yet barren
stuporous consciousness sedated

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