Guest guest Posted July 6, 2002 Report Share Posted July 6, 2002 It's all just the Sweet Wine Kissing Us forever. Hi Mazie: You realize of course that Rumi sometimes serves best because Rumi serves less and that is more. Love, Zenbob Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2002 Report Share Posted July 6, 2002 "I saw grief drinking from a cup of sorrow and called out, '"It tastes sweet, does it not?"' '"You've caught me."' grief answered, '"and you've ruined my businesss. How can I sell sorrow, when you know it's a blessing?"'" ~Rumi You will be the ruination of me i say. i am supposed to sell angst and unease as the way, the play to pacify every other Lover. Thinking that this suffering is a boon, we cultivate a sense of 'doing something' that really matters about the matter at hand. i really must hand it to Love though, It wears a finely stitched mystery moo-moo. Flowing all around us and allowing each of us the full freedom to fall, or so we think, of languishing in pity. It gives up a great kiss of This - "i Love You." And man oh man, do we embrace our suffering so dearly, so near and dear we think, actually really think we must be Goody-goody, God so good at the wearing of two-shoes stamping along, singing our self-absorbed song in our great giving up something. That something is the belief that we give anything, that we are anything outside of Beloved's Heartbeat. God gets off in giving it up as sorrow and suffering sundries. If we are pacified by this, allowed to believe that we are somehow paying, tithing to Love's box of Evermore of "gotta get hurt," just got to revert the soul back to worthiness. What unnecessary work we put upon our soul! Seeing every single thing as God, and God alone, the only Reality is that we are always, all ways giving in to giving up the notion that we should suffer to get anything back. So now, this slick salesman, well, to hell with Him if i believed in that. i'd hum it back and say - "Take that, You Wily So-and-So of suffering, and i return and even go so far as to burn and churn each and every idea of anything or anyone who actually, who really suffers." Gladdened by the boldness holding out, holding Its Own in this Rumi chatting prattle, i say, i say, i say "I Say!" What is this talk of anyone doing any kind of thing that's outside of my Perfection of Being, of Being anything and everything that's shouting like a rube in the city - "i will slay you to lay you upon the alter of 'no one dies and no one is ever hurt!'" God oh Godliness that speaks with forked tongue! It's all just the One wanting to win our Hearts in any and every manner possible. What a play to say that "I Am Only Love!" Above or below or even in-between this thing, this thing we think can harm us, there is this: I Kiss the Hand that Slays me as Pain, for what a gain, a boon, a realled cartoon re-released. Let's laugh aloud at the crowd so cowed so they can join the merriment of Blissful Joy. Blissfulness is Blessedness abounding around and in every form of the formless making waves in us. Why, That Hand will soon Soothe away the furrow left upon the brow of forgetfulness that i, yes I, and that this, that this thinking we are ever less than That! And That my Darling Ones, is everything in Abundance, and an Abundance of "no one ever suffers!" Suffer with me this silly song i sing, but do not believe i ever suffer as any kind of pain or gain or sweetst refrain. The inside the joke of this again, again It Is - "Gotta cosmic quarter Brother?" i needs me to drink of that which has an effervescent bubbling of me, of me thinking i cannot be worthy enough unless i drink the cup of sorrow and pain. So that's the last refrain and i will refrain from ever saying anything again of men who think, they actually think, that there is anyone to Suffer. So be the dancing and the prancing upon the body, and the body is so ecstatic to finally know the static is just a Sweet Kiss from God and God Alone. God! He's such a fricken fine Kisser! Painfully, i break away into this idea, into this maxim and verity, i say verily, "There is only God, there is no reality but God." Rumi might be really Happy to know i made the way the play, allowed the Play to Play me! Let's Play Ball with the All, and really, all He ever wanted was to play some silly game to entertain us, like "Hide-and-Seek! And there seemed to be a rule of "no-Peeking, not even Parinda could lift his eyes to try to try and Taste the Presence of God, at least not before He, the Beautiful Beloved One, saw the shadow glinting, shimmering on the wall of pain and sorrow and grief. It's all just the Sweet Wine Kissing Us forever. LoveAlways, Mazie with all the things that look like Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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