I was seven and the Nun teacher said put your head down and
think about your sins to confess to the priest; so I did, but could
not think of a single one. Oh, I must have some I cried, so I lied.

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maybe if we didn't pick all the four leafed clovers, they wouldn't be so hard to find. that's the thing about genetic mutations.

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The devil hates to talk about the future.

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Time is a process, but the medium of our time is *karma* (action/deeds) that we must perform. What we do during that time is destiny in the eyes of Lord Shani.
Do your duty, do not worry about the results,
"Destiny does not worry about the result, it worries about the opportunity."
**Jrtanmb Aghori**
**Jagdish Bajantri**
**28 August 2026**

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I ran a poem of mine through AI just for analysis, not to change or improve anything -- the opinion was frightening. Better than any person I have encountered, as if this thing was inside my head. The next generation really does have something to worry about. We are dinosaurs my friends -- hope our bones will retain truth enough to inspire when we are gone, to be really read as they are dug up and carefully dusted, by facsimiles of living souls.

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“Leadership is not about waiting for power; it is about using your voice, your choices, and your actions to create change.”

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We can hide from ourselves indefinitely...but Light will always know our whereabouts.

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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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"What I have Learned about Broken Promises is Priceless."

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When you meet an Ogre Gruff, they may live a life that’s tough. Give then benefit of the doubt, that’s what kindness is all about.

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We should be talking to people about God-evangelism, and talking to God about people-prayer. J.I. Packer

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With me poetry is about subduing one's conditioned mental reflexes, and allowing purer inert forces to take control of the stylus. In short, poetry should be about transcending the physical into realms of the metaphysical. The heart of great writing is spiritual and not commercial. One must take the "I" out of a work as much as creatively possible.

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If you want to call yourself a Poet, don’t let anyone speak on your behalf - speak in own poetic voice. Don’t let anybody else speak about your abuse, expériences or healing. You not only give away your poetic license, you give away your power to feel completely. Any trauma will be diluted in this way & your cycles of repressed emotion will remain repressed in fragments. Worse, it will be coloured by someone else calling themselves collaborators. This is a sophisticated form of power usurping.

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It´s not about having stenght, but know how and where to apply it. March 2026.

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For poets to be anonymous negates the very essence of poetry which is about transparency.

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Courage isn't always about showing up at grand gestures, but the act of persisting even when the heart is weak and worn. Such courage is noble!

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It´s not about time passing by fast but having no regrets. February 2026.

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Life, just like war, its not only about living an experience, but to really achieve and make a difference for our brethren. - January 2026.

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The things I post here as my Quotes about poetry are not intended as rules to be followed but as propositions to be discussed. It is also important to understand that they have been developed a posteriori, not a priori.

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“Be very careful of not projecting unwillingness to move into Heartspace onto humanity. Humanity only reflects our own individual actions & intentions. If we are unwilling to usurp Ego’s dominance, so will humanity remain in war and fear mentality. Likewise do not blame humanity for war imperatives, as all individuals are part of humanity. It’s never about ‘them’. Point all fingers inwards & backwards, whilst retaining sovereignty.”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes

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A poet shouldn't worry too much about being consistent. As Walt Whitman said, "Do I contradict myself? So sue me." (I may not have that quote exactly right, but he was from New York so he could have said it that way.)

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Que sera, sera c’este la vie.
Do not worry about me, merci.
Que sera, sera it will be fine,
so very fine I always say..
I’ll never be sorry, merci.

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Forget about poetry readings. They've degenerated into nothing but group therapy sessions that don't cure anyone.

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Paddles of innocence most pristine, sail through crucible blaze.
And the glowing soot embellishes the trail.
May what, the innocence never losses it's grace.
When souls hop thru the stars, how are they bothered about the scars!!!

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"The meanderings of someone who's got his eyes open"-Robert Plant's quote about his lyrics

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A what about in politics can be dangerous.

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For me, it is never difficult to have faith...faith is not about surviving in my mind. Not about staying healthy and prospering. Faith is mostly about serving.

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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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“With Poets, as with any other artist, there exists a fine line between vanity and personal insecurity. These two characteristics are bedfellows & arise out of egoic insecurity about our own authenticity & individuality. If one wants to be a natural poet and not an artificial one, we have to embrace all our imperfections as they exist, in our state of evolution at any given time.”
GhairoDanielsQuotes

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When I say the word 'trolls' I don't mean just the people in public who chuck bricks at windows. Also talking about the ones who do it when you turn around. They have a pencil sharpened that says 'empathetic oath' - it becomes a shiv if you catch them throwing rocks. Turns out sticks and stones absolutely will hurt you, if they're lies about you told to everyone else and they are ignorant enough to believe it. That fades, along with your responsibilities. Liberation through betrayal.

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