Information
applicable to
any one subject
is called "knowledge,"
whereas
information
cross-applicable to
any number of subjects
is called "wisdom."
The difference
seems to me to be
but a matter of
liberating one's Mind
from functional fixation
and practicing the art of
creative contemplation;
to not fear the unknown
fighting it, running from it;
but to rather welcome it
as a teacher and a friend
and to allow it to noirish
One's innate curiosity.
T'is indeed not a path
for the faint of heart:
those who should dismiss it
and diminutize it
and demonize it
as "the Occult"
are, themselves, guilty
of occluding
such respendant and divine potential!
Darkness-
the unknown-
is just as sacred
as Light, itself,
for Yin
cannot sustain
without Yang.
Such is the Tao:
such is God.
Thus I revere it
and refer to it
as Taogod;
not to limit either,
but instead
to set both terms free!
Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 3:24 PM UTC
Information
applicable to
any one subject
is called "knowledge,"
whereas
information
cross-applicable to
any number of subjects
is called "wisdom."
The difference
seems to me to be
but a matter of
liberating one's Mind
from functional fixation
and practicing the art of
creative contemplation;
to not fear the unknown
fighting it, running from it;
but to rather welcome it
as a teacher and a friend
and to allow it to noirish
One's innate curiosity.
T'is indeed not a path
for the faint of heart:
those who should dismiss it
and diminutize it
and demonize it
as "the Occult"
are, themselves, guilty
of occluding
such respendant and divine potential!
Darkness-
the unknown-
is just as sacred
as Light, itself,
for Yin
cannot sustain
without Yang.
Such is the Tao:
such is God.
Thus I revere it
and refer to it
as Taogod;
not to limit either,
but instead
to set both terms free!
Request permission to use this poem