"law of nature"CHANGE" & Factor: equal and opposite reaction"
Jagdish Bajantri
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To open oneself up completely, with our fears, our weaknesses, our strengths, our love, is the risk we take in human form. We trust that familiarity will not lead to contempt, but that our subconscious will strengthen this thing we call love. As long as the ego is kept out of the equation by the will of our spiritual nature.
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Oh, what a slippery slope we weave, as we alter nature to conceive.
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Through the practice of self-enquiry, we may discover the true nature of I and, in doing so, reveal the non-dual nature of experience.
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When seeing clearly, all nature is my altar.
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Must be something entertaining about human nature...why else would God have kept us around so long?
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We can't have peace outside if no peace inside. Peace inside doesn't stem from peace outside. Roots in the soul. Give an addict a million dollars and in short time he will be dead or broke again and yet an addict. Such peace is short lived, as those quick blossoming seeds poorly cultivated. Plant in the loving nature of Jesus. And the Father will show us abundance.
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I’ve intruded on very little of these conversations… not because it won’t resonate, but because I know they don’t care, and I don’t care whether they live or die, so nature will take its course.
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Consciously bringing forth awe and gratitude deepens into loving awareness, our true nature.
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“Men, when enthrall’d by the puissant tide of their own affections, are oft but humble clay, unshapen and earthbound; yet they who stand apart and behold such passions with contemplative eye are transmuted into poets. For thus it hath ever seem’d to me that the most guiding and heaven-breathed literature of the world descendeth unto us not in common speech, but array’d in the measured raiment of verse.”
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If you are writing a poem, you are, or should be, writing a play. All poetry is, by the fundamental nature of poetry, dramatic poetry.
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Shivers through your body in the strangest places. Mystic creatures with skin torn faces. Bleeding hands bones show through bright red rivers and a misty dew.
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Fast cars and cigarettes feel the temperature rising easy women you won't forget smoke on the horizon.
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Boys are like men, men are like boys, but neither is fully matured or grown.
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"Instagram Poet" : Literature : : "Shower Singer" : Music
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The constitution was deemed perfect but the legislatives are putting up gray holes in its laws. It needs not amendment because the law, by nature, is fine. What's lacking is compassion and faith. For the law is made for the human; it's not the human is made for the law.
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The nature of innovation is that you don't know until later if you were hard at work or goofing off.
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“Part of my Poetic Mission is absolute transparency because God has no secrets, Mother Nature has no secrets, the Sea and Sky has no secrets. When one’s Consciousness expands, secrets automatically dissolve.”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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“To say that we know our nature & then ignore sufferings of others is to be hypocritical. This is to fail the cosmic injunction of “Love thy neighbour as Thyself.”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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I do not give up my playful nature because some actions are done out of innocence.
OM Jagdish bajantri (mhabharamnad)
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No one can consider themselves truly mature, until they take genuine pleasure in the good fortune of others.
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Every creature breathes the air of its own world,
a prisoner and a master of its element,
in a universe where ‘as above, so below’
is the first and final law.
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I think, firsthand beauty of nature, is what turned me from realistic art. More toward writing. Who can compete with God?!
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When we quiet the outside, will surface the truth of our deeper abiding nature. Truth is our Divine Source.
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Without love, and its many mysterious interpretations, there is no poetry. Love is poetry's core element. And a poet is addicted to love: may it be people love, love of nature, science, etc.. Passion, equals Poet. To Definitively define love is folly, for there are libraries full of such feeble attempts -- Why I write more about poetry's driving forces, refraining from any precise clinical referendums.
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We breathe in what we need -- make it our own...then breathe it back to share and thus multiply its goodness. Our importance on the blackboard of every Nature-schooled green plant.
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Artists resemble oysters - the uglier the mollusk, the prettier it’s pearls. And each of them - a grain of sand or even just a vermin in the past, that brought the bearing creature pain and suffering.
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Nature is never at fault, nor God. We choose where to live and play, bucking the odds. But no one is to blame -- life is a gamble from start to finish. The heart is a risk taker.
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African literature is so rich that there’s nothing you wouldn’t find in it, including company. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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God lets us choose! The indecisive nature of man's soul why it has taken so long to move on to the the next stage of blessed evolution. Free Will does not mean simply making choices -- 2,000 years from now we will still be in the same spiritual rut, maybe living on radioactive islands, but nothing will change until we decide to change our rebellious, destructive consciousness. Christ never left us...the Christ in us, the Holy Spirit with us, is our salvation in the palm of our hands.
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