Whenever we approach oneness with God, in the moment of prayer, or while creating a work of art, there is a natural sense of omnipotence. Also, the spirit of what we create lives on in that creation long after one's corporal body ceases to exist. We are yet attached to that creation in a very profound spiritual way. In the same way our love persists in those (example: children) we have partnered with the Divine to birth.
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A mother teaches you everything except how to live without her.
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sometimes heartache and happiness
are one and the same
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Just to become good at tests...teaches us little -- design one's own, using God's variables.
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The horizon is not a destination to be reached, but a reminder that our potential is always just beyond what we currently understand.
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When one’s soul aches and the tears flow, somewhere there’s a angel who’ll soften the blow.
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You'll know you've reached the endless shore when you sail into the sea of nothing.
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There is a hush of love that does not reach to claim, but softly teaches the soul it was always worthy of being held.
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“It witnesseth how faith, once taken for covenant, doth school the soul toward its own undoing, yet proclaimeth no treachery till the harm be made complete.”
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I write in the Chiaroscuro between tenderness and truth, following the glow that rises where shadow meets light. My voice lives in that threshold, where sweetness deepens into ache and honesty becomes its own kind of illumination.
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Depression is a common ailment of poets. Unless you’ve reached Shakespeare’s level of detachment, then God allows you to focus on technique & musicality.
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Peaches are better than oranges.
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A good teacher gives you knowledge. A great teacher gives you the wisdom to use it
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Therapy is not for the weak. It is for the Warriors. Healing stings, burns, and aches, but I promise you, your wounds will heal.
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The cruelest thing about life is that it teaches us lessons only after it has already taken the test away.
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Being treacherous is imperative when freedom is limited or abolished.
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Literature is more than a subject; it’s a fascinating religion with gospels preached in prose, poetry and drama. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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If you desire so much to learn something useful in life, pray not to encounter an impatient teacher. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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God teaches us all we need to move ourselves through this time and into our eternity.
Loving us, he guides us with all of his commandments.
Lifting prayers today and always.
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It’s hard to live with dignity when the world teaches you to survive through compromise.
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- "Fear, worry and anxiety accomplish nothing but grief, heart ache and wasted energy that trim away your happiness and joy. Live your life. Let go of things, situations and people you cannot change! Enjoy the liberty God has for you!"
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the Silence
that leads
to Nothingness...
is a Great Teacher.
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"Come look amid the treacheries glorious of history and the riddles of time existence; deception hammers out its dominion silent. Yes, cloaked in words eloquent, veiled in reason hypnotic, waiting to be unmasked never." - Daniel Henry Rodgers
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You can’t make a change
scattering like cockroaches to the dark.
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We it comes to poetry: the pen is attached to the hand that is attached to the heart.
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Your beauty teaches the sun to radiate without hurting.
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Instead of sitting down and wondering if you will succeed, get up and go for the dream you have to fulfill. You'll never acheive anything if you never realize that if you want something, you'll have to work hard for it.
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The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming, but on our own readiness to receive him; not on the chance of his not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable.--Sun Tzu?
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Those who go on to find their hopes and dreams,
Remember the teachers who cast the beams.
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Love can be clearly offered, no strings attached...but a heart that no longer feels tenderness, blindly sees -- will not reciprocate. Compounding the tragedy...also alienated from precious self.
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