She who exists in the All says: I AM Protennoia....

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The two poems of " I AM Protennoia " and " To My Flower Children " both speak on the

same theme of finding that invisible, immeasurable, ineffable, intangible

Greater One - the Voice of the Protennoia, the Mother inviting her children to

discover Her, in the Calyx of their own Self!

 

 

I AM Protennoia,

The Thought that dwells in the Light.

I am the movement that dwells

in the All,

She who exists before the All,

She in whom the All takes its stand.

I am Invisible within the Thought of

the Invisible One.

I am revealed in the immeasurable,

ineffable things.

I am intangible, dwelling in

the intangible.

I move in every creature...

and those who sleep I awaken.

 

I am the Invisible One within the All.

I am the immeasurable, ineffable, yet

whenever I wish,

I shall reveal myself.

I am the movement of the All.

I exist before the All, and I am the All,

Since I exist before everyone.

 

I am a Voice speaking softly.

I exist from the first.

I dwell within the Silence...

And it is the hidden Voice that dwells

within me,

Within the intangible,

immeasurable Thought

Within the immeasurable Silence.

I descended to the midst of the

underworld

And I shone down upon the darkness.

It is I who poured forth the Water.

I am the one hidden within

Radiant Waters.

I am the one who gradually dawns on

the All...

 

I am the Image of the Invisible

Spirit...

I am the Womb that gives shape

to the All.

By giving birth to the Light that shines

in splendor.

 

From the Trimorphic Protennoia

The Nag Hammadi Library

Translated by J.D. Turner

 

 

 

[Flower Children originated as a synonym for hippie, especially those who

gathered in San Francisco and environs during the summer of 1967, which was

called the Summer of Love. It was the custom of " Flower Children " to wear

flowers to symbolize peace and love.

- From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi affectionately addresses Her 'Flower Children' in this

poem, and invites them to rest in the petals of the Lotus Flower, which is

symbolic of the Sahasrara or Kingdom of God within. She invites them to lose

their being in the Greater One, who is smiling in their calyx of Self!]:

 

 

To My Flower Children

 

You are angry with life

Like small children

Whose Mother is lost in darkness

You sulk expressing despair

At the fruitless end of your journey

You wear ugliness to discover beauty

You name everything false in the name of Truth

You drain out emotions to fill the cup of Love

My sweet children, My darlings

How can you get Peace by waging war

With yourself? with your being? with Joy itself?

Enough are your efforts of renunciation

The artificial mask of consolation

Now rest in the petals of the Lotus Flower

In the lap of your gracious Mother

I will adorn your life with beautiful Blossoms

And fill your moments with joyful Fragrance

I will anoint your head with Divine Love

For I cannot bear your torture anymore

Let Me engulf you in the Ocean of Joy

So you lose your being in the Greater One

Who is smiling in your calyx of Self

Secretly hidden to tease you all the while

Be aware and you will find Him

Vibrating every fiber with blissful Joy

Covering the whole Universe with Light.

 

- Your Mother Nirmala

 

{Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi - 1972)