whether miniscule
or
monumental
the way home is
the same
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whether miniscule
or
monumental
the way home is
the same
bring to the table
good food
good company
good cheer
care cares for all
“At some point, the pain of not doing it becomes greater than the pain of doing it.” ~ Steven Pressfield, Author of The War of Art I have always felt an intense shiver through my body in moments when action is required. The feeling has been with me since childhood. To this day it haunts me, rearing its disastrous presence …
my Guru showed
me
Me
i clung to i
He washed me
away
start in hell
the journey is
to move
keep moving
or
stay in hell
alive
always
alive
hidden maybe
still alive
wake up
I’ve never been one to speak up. When it comes to sharing my experiences with others, it’s never been something I’ve been comfortable doing. Growing up, I wasn’t encouraged by my family to share openly, and I developed the belief that if I was to share anything, it could only be positive; difficult or negative things couldn’t be shared for …
the full moon grows while the sun shines through as manifested light my Guru the Guru never wanes manifested Guru arcs the world guiding the willing unwilling willingly walk back into shadow the obtuse’s ink cloaks the son manifests any way the moon surrenders brilliantly to the sun the Guru rises whole dark turns to luminous blue
When I read Rohini’s recent blog post, “Understanding Authority”, it became clear to me that it is impossible to truly be an “authority” without first having learned to obey and defer to authority. I get to choose, through my own agency, my willingness to surrender to an authority, and in doing so to know that I am going to receive the many gifts and …
i to the left on the mountain i see Assisi i think for sure this road must be to heaven climbing the heights oh my oh my heaven or hell locked in narrow streets theme park Assisi must be heaven costumed agitation no facts winding up to hell can’t pull the dots together desperate to see performance too thick …