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I want to understand But time eats me A fallacy presenting Sometimes in beauty Sometimes in loss All imagined Here I am delusional Please, let me be One, one with all I can see me in you The pieces fit together In a puzzle we never realized We fragmented The picture itself is whole
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Oct 3, 2021
Oct 3, 2021 at 4:11 PM UTC
Time
9/23/21 Polarities Possessing the mind Stealing possibilities If I am This Then there is bound to be That A perfectionist Will find their enemy In one who makes mountains Out of molehills And therefore renders themselves Incapable A person bound to their suffering Suffers further When they see others in their joy A dislike of one thing Pulls toward it one Who likes that same thing Ātman Feeds on opposition To free oneself Starts from within Diving into the divine That which is limitless Freedom is here Connection Is always an option So long as one recognizes Their own mortal, mental positions And instead lends their mind To curiosity Here, Love triumphs And we all ascend.
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Oct 3, 2021
Oct 3, 2021 at 3:42 PM UTC
Polarities
Fear Curiosity Which path shall I take Opportunity endless First step Awareness Body tirelessly communicates Will I listen? Two Listen What messages does it relay? How do the past and present inform them? Three Decide Which benefits me? The bigger, timeless Me There is hope in understanding My neurology and engaging joyfully in its plasticity
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Oct 3, 2021
Oct 3, 2021 at 3:40 PM UTC
Fear vs Curiosity
Tryin’ to figure this thing out Heart flying Straight up leaving behind This mind of mine Why are we moving And to where Why now Why am I so detached From the then and the now To be alone is desired A sense of inner peace And yet I couldn’t even tell you What that means Seeking reasons for beliefs Supreme beings to believe in me Some chains to bind So I can escape and say I’m free Clinging to the cleaning Of inner space Restless Endless torment When faced with rejection Of expectations Innocent sentiments Soon cemented Into views of how the earth Should be Move me, stream Fill my lungs if you must But I hope that I may be present So that I can open up Done with the dissociation Futile, now What once saved me as a child I’m alive I am here There is so much to be done Not to neglect portals to Being the Way and One
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Oct 3, 2021
Oct 3, 2021 at 3:38 PM UTC
A September Freewrite
...get between me and god. adios a.
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Jan 31, 2020
Jan 31, 2020 at 3:53 AM UTC
I Will Not Let Anybody Or Anything...
The mountains Poking up Into the sky Beyond the clouds In the realm of the deities Once going up there is Usually no way down For you are at the mercy of the deities.
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Sep 3, 2019
Sep 3, 2019 at 8:46 AM UTC
Lands of the deities
As an ice River flower The locals Say it was from the gods And goddesses Of the Himalayan Mountain For each peak Is the home of either. So when you see a river Think where it came from
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Aug 31, 2019
Aug 31, 2019 at 7:04 AM UTC
A rive flows through
One day the sky will no longer be blue One day most life will fade One day we will stand in cities of ashes One day we will regret everything that we ever did wrong One day we will all suffer loss One day we will see no more in this world Until that day, I wait I hope I dream I think I believe Some say you must Do this Do that Be that Think that Believe that To survive in the next life I believe so, Some believe in Christianity Atheism Islam Buddhism Hinduism And much more I believe in the first You may believe in the second Or third Or fourth Or fifth Or sixth I don’t mean to discriminate Or judge I am just saying what I believe Isn’t that what we do everyday? You believe I believe We believe Even if we are wrong We will not know Until our last day And most everything will become clear Depending on what you believe Because of your beliefs and appearance And my beliefs and appearance We are treated differently But I believe We are human I believe I know I am human You are human They are human Whatever goes on in your mind We are all made up of bones, muscles, flesh, and blood We all have brains, hearts, lungs We all have skin, no matter the color I believe we should treat each other As we would want to be treated Because we are all human No matter of disabilities No matter of color No matter of sickness No matter of belief
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Jul 8, 2019
Jul 8, 2019 at 10:11 PM UTC
I Believe
Perfection Superimposed with self-perpetuating pollution But being sustains all and won't mourn its loss Clear as the sky Untaintable Delicious Home Forever I am The end is just the beginning Shedding limitations In spring reborn A heart of immense power Cares for all No longer infected by the sick For illness is a choiceless choice That needs no cure This is the good news Rejoice
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Feb 9, 2019
Feb 9, 2019 at 9:18 AM UTC
Is
A feast awaits, yet we live off crumbs A feast of the soul that is For anyone who thinks their birthright is material has been blinded by the blind teachers What is good fortune compared to a mother And What is a mother compared to her embrace And What is her embrace compared to embracing all that is But this blindness is willful Open the eyes that open the heart and realise the world The space will fire up your heart like a furnace Infinity, localised
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Feb 9, 2019
Feb 9, 2019 at 8:51 AM UTC
A Feast Awaits
My body is a temple My bleeding is divine My womanhood is spiritual In ways that an intolerant devotee like you cannot understand So when you barr me from entering Sabarimala Remember that you can't stop a goddess Saraswati is wise but her rage is wild and merciless Lakshmi will create earthquakes that will devastate Durga will pierce your heart with her spear Parvathi will leave her abode and run into the streets Kali will destroy you in unimaginable ways They reside within us We will cut our feet on your shattered glass We will shout till our voices become hoarse An army of neglected women will create a tsunami Till you're on your back, crying Till you give up your apparent 'religion-saving' Helpless, wailing And bleeding
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 1:33 AM UTC
Sabarimala
There is a line                                                                         That none dare to cross On one side is riches                                                                              On the other is loss The thing that stops them Strikes fear like a wraith It's the "truth" of deception In those who have faith One side is worse                                    But ignorance is bliss                                                                                   You cannot cross over                                                             Or in your next life you'll regress In                there          no                reality                is          line The            line       within only           is     The line has been caste                                                     down But they ignore its abolishment
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Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 3:24 PM UTC
The Line
It was stepping into the Afterlife With extraterrestrial angels Singing the chorus of My Sweet Lord In otherworldly harmonic unison As George Harrison embraced me Open arms, his face transforming Between his and Jesus Christ's And mind you, not the one you know But the true Middle Easterner Most Christians tend to forget It was a segue into a golden palace Where Krishna showered me With korma flavored karma For all deeds gone unnoticed In a life of ego and suffering It was a most revealing of times It was a feeling of fearful dread When Muhammad appeared Before he gently let me know Misrepresentation by extremism Had plagued his holy message And to just live for your neighbor It was inside a bamboo house That was set on a tropical land I went in to simply find peace And saw a golden glowing man Meditate a couple feet in the air With one eye open, he said "I could **** you with one thought Conversely, you could too However, we sit in peace And there is great power in that" It was all the same
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Jun 9, 2018
Jun 9, 2018 at 7:02 AM UTC
Parabrahman
Born of Earth To return to ashes In the lightening span We call this life I pray My Master Divine To make this little light I call my life Your own song Bless the last note To fall As dust At Your Lotus Feet
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May 20, 2018
May 20, 2018 at 11:56 PM UTC
From Earth to Ashes
in the early months we see beauty return to the world right when we thought colorful art would stop returning in these early months we learn so much one of the hardest for most to accept and see is that everything will die eventually the beautiful flowers will one day wilt and return to being soil the leaves on the trees will fall to the ground and become a playground for children and one day the grass is going to be covered by the freezing snow and just like plants, we will one day die too this is simply just how it is we die and will become food for worms and fertilizer for new life but our spirits will live on and return to the beautiful spring although most fear dying, you don't need to my dear because the flowers have shown us that good always returns you have existed before, you exist now, and you will continue to accept this, for you are a flower too
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May 3, 2018
May 3, 2018 at 8:02 PM UTC
oh, the flowers will make you see
Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva - sit eternally on lotuses. Shiva loves to destroy the universe. He has as many arms as it takes. Plus one, to hold a mirror. Brahma rebuilds it all as needed. He has four heads and four arms. That seems about right. Sitting between Big Bang and Big Finish is blue Vishnu, who symbolizes energy. Iris and Murray Klughart of Yonkers don't symbolize anything. Neither do their children. All their marriage the Klugharts have saved for a trip to the Taj Mahal. Each one secretly fears the other will be disappointed. They pray their kids will have more. Iris lights up the place when anyone calls. Murray lights up a dreadful cigar, sits back like a living room ornithologist, and fully hears her song. The creature is in full cackle. He'll tell her about his bad MRI - tomorrow. They are no one, and their aching backs prop up every axis, atom, and out-of-work deity. Iris cries when she reads Emily Dickinson. Iris laughs in her sleep. Iris. The Klugharts loved the Taj so much, Shiva dropped his mirror.
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Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 12:56 PM UTC
Divine Trinity
I'd like to think that they are all One, Even the old stories said so, But the same stories created multiple ones, Where is the truth in all these tales? Hidden between the lines of the translator? Or within the words of the narrator? Or convoluted by the repeated writings of many hands? I guess that a journey inspired by any one of a tale, Shall also be a tale by itself. You may not need to verify the source, May you be the source for others, When we look for inspirations Upstairs, Why not look among ourselves ?
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Feb 3, 2017
Feb 3, 2017 at 3:13 AM UTC
Inspiration of One
Six-armed things of Asiatic trances, temple belles entwined in temple dances: mantra in one hand, the other holds naan. One holding chutney and the other, paan. Two hands left (befitting of deity): one offers curry, one incense.  Aseity signifies self-contented wonderment. (One wonders as well what that mantra meant...) Note the third eye in the figure's forehead: a spare one in case left or right go dead? But really—how freakish these idols look: a psycho-pantheon from a nightmare book. (Outdone only by the Aztecs for fright along with demons born of tribal night.) Cobra-crowned elephant-headed mutants sickly-sweet incense, divine pollutants mix in with the stench of bodies burning alongside the filthy Ganges churning flowing with ashes from funeral ghats excrement, corpses of humans and rats that swarmed humble hovels of Hindustan where gods are mass-produced for fallen man. Maidens in saris with red tinted lips; glossy vulgarity, loose at the hips now growing more arms; an insect vision enough to make one gag on religion. The ubiquitous trident looms, a sign: the eternally present un-divine. Instead, it ought to stick some sacred cow in its bovine buttocks, and so allow beef curry for a hungry avatar craving fresh meat in his juggernaut car. Turn from this antediluvian scene in sincerity, ask: what does it mean? Were you created in these gods' image? Is anything real behind their visage? Blue skin and sick smiles, anointed with ghee: exotic... but wrong theologically. Till lingams are yonis I'll spell it out; these Aryan idols should merit your doubt. Such weirdness deserves some analysis (as did old Diana of Ephesus). Would you tingle if such a god showed up and offered to refill your soma cup, sending siddhis up your spinal column with you in full lotus, clueless, solemn. Would you offer puja in their temple, bedeck your soul in a robe to sample veggie-masalas, chapatis and dal, peruse the Upanishads, and enthrall your mind with the mystic old Rig-Vedas fall for idolatrous sin conveyed as spiritual truth when it's just a big lie... bow before a multi-armed freak?  Not I. Not for all the visions in Satan's world. Better to call B.S. than to be hurled to hell for living and loving this lie embracing monstrosities. By and by the books will be opened. The Lord will judge. Consider this your transcendental nudge toward something less false, less fearfully fake than the idols Antichrist nations make.
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Apr 15, 2017
Apr 15, 2017 at 7:51 PM UTC
Armed and Dubious
Six-armed things of Asiatic trances, temple belles entwined in temple dances: mantra in one hand, the other holds naan. One holding chutney and the other, paan. Two hands left (befitting of deity): one offers curry, one incense.  Aseity signifies self-contented wonderment. (One wonders as well what that mantra meant...) Note the third eye in the figure's forehead: a spare one in case left or right go dead? But really—how freakish these idols look: a psycho-pantheon from a nightmare book. (Outdone only by the Aztecs for fright along with demons born of tribal night.) Cobra-crowned elephant-headed mutants sickly-sweet incense, divine pollutants mix in with the stench of bodies burning alongside the filthy Ganges churning flowing with ashes from funeral ghats excrement, corpses of humans and rats that swarmed humble hovels of Hindustan where gods are mass-produced for fallen man. Maidens in saris with red tinted lips; glossy vulgarity, loose at the hips now growing more arms; an insect vision enough to make one gag on religion. The ubiquitous trident looms, a sign: the eternally present un-divine. Instead, it ought to stick some sacred cow in its bovine buttocks, and so allow beef curry for a hungry avatar craving fresh meat in his juggernaut car. Turn from this antediluvian scene in sincerity, ask: what does it mean? Were you created in these gods' image? Is anything real behind their visage? Blue skin and sick smiles, anointed with ghee: exotic... but wrong theologically. Till lingams are yonis I'll spell it out; these Aryan idols should merit your doubt. Such weirdness deserves some analysis (as did old Diana of Ephesus). Would you tingle if such a god showed up and offered to refill your soma cup, sending siddhis up your spinal column with you in full lotus, clueless, solemn. Would you offer puja in their temple, bedeck your soul in a robe to sample veggie-masalas, chapatis and dal, peruse the Upanishads, and enthrall your mind with the mystic old Rig-Vedas fall for idolatrous sin conveyed as spiritual truth when it's just a big lie... bow before a multi-armed freak?  Not I. Not for all the visions in Satan's world. Better to call B.S. than to be hurled to hell for living and loving this lie embracing monstrosities. By and by the books will be opened. The Lord will judge. Consider this your transcendental nudge toward something less false, less fearfully fake than the idols Antichrist nations make.
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