Guest guest Posted January 23, 2006 Report Share Posted January 23, 2006 On Jan 22, 2006, at 8:41 PM, billrishel wrote: > > > Old Yu got up and walked out of the room. > Nobody knew where he went. > > Thus the changes in the world unfurled > in the subtle spin > of nothing happening. > > What-we-are is no longer on the map. > All the explorers are buried > in the spot > no longer marked. > > Thus changes > like shifting sand > happen > but don't. > > And thus this life > whirls within > emptiness > within > emptiness > within > emptiness... > > An infinite regress? > > Not if not peered into. > > With each new moment > surging with wonder > there is nothing to see > as the telescoped-eye > is compressed to a point. > > The yaw of time is collapsed, > stood on its head, > and in its place > this poised moment shines. > > > > Bill > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2006 Report Share Posted January 23, 2006 Ultimately, As the earth falls in love with the sun and the moon In her manifestation of day into night, The Light revolves and resolves as an open window to the Soul-Seed of the Spirit unearthed, Both green and supple and malnourished In ignorance Here lies divination of both God and Man In sound resonance thrice bequeathed, A magnificent obscurity We are Fallen angels into materiality, transported to A linear dimension called time, an essence Of dreamtime, Since dreaming is a but a remembrance of a Distant drum, a far-and-away cognizance of what beats In our heart, And this is how we remove ourselves from the truth and The light, a faint brush with both life and death A glow of transcendence, of enormous significance, Resolutely and absolutely endearing itself to the Quest of a Holy Grail, A momentous undertaking, a walking in and as the Way of Life, and the question remains Quo Vadis? Ultimately the resolution is the solution of this paradox, a Synergetic hypothetic magnetic resonance in the Transference of mutuality designed in one stroke, One beginning breath, Aum A sound of Bliss enrapturing hearts as they break In the silence of the stars. 11/5/05 6:25 a.m. - Pete S advaitaToZen ; nisargadatta Monday, January 23, 2006 10:26 AM Re: [NonDualPhil] The Yaw of Time On Jan 22, 2006, at 8:41 PM, billrishel wrote: > > > Old Yu got up and walked out of the room. > Nobody knew where he went. > > Thus the changes in the world unfurled > in the subtle spin > of nothing happening. > > What-we-are is no longer on the map. > All the explorers are buried > in the spot > no longer marked. > > Thus changes > like shifting sand > happen > but don't. > > And thus this life > whirls within > emptiness > within > emptiness > within > emptiness... > > An infinite regress? > > Not if not peered into. > > With each new moment > surging with wonder > there is nothing to see > as the telescoped-eye > is compressed to a point. > > The yaw of time is collapsed, > stood on its head, > and in its place > this poised moment shines. > > > > Bill > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2006 Report Share Posted January 24, 2006 Beautiful. > > Ultimately, > > As the earth falls in love with the sun and the moon > > In her manifestation of day into night, > > The Light revolves and resolves as an open window > > to the Soul-Seed of the Spirit unearthed, > > Both green and supple and malnourished > > In ignorance > > Here lies divination of both God and Man > > In sound resonance thrice bequeathed, > > A magnificent obscurity > > We are > > Fallen angels into materiality, transported to > > A linear dimension called time, an essence > > Of dreamtime, > > Since dreaming is a but a remembrance of a > > Distant drum, a far-and-away cognizance of what beats > > In our heart, > > And this is how we remove ourselves from the truth and > > The light, a faint brush with both life and death > > A glow of transcendence, of enormous significance, > > Resolutely and absolutely endearing itself to the > > Quest of a Holy Grail, > > A momentous undertaking, a walking in and as the > > Way of Life, and the question remains > > Quo Vadis? > > Ultimately the resolution is the solution of this paradox, a > > Synergetic hypothetic magnetic resonance in the > > Transference of mutuality designed in one stroke, > > One beginning breath, Aum > > A sound of Bliss enrapturing hearts as they break > > In the silence of the stars. > > > > 11/5/05 6:25 a.m. > > > > - > Pete S > advaitaToZen ; nisargadatta > Monday, January 23, 2006 10:26 AM > Re: [NonDualPhil] The Yaw of Time > > > > On Jan 22, 2006, at 8:41 PM, billrishel wrote: > > > > > > > Old Yu got up and walked out of the room. > > Nobody knew where he went. > > > > Thus the changes in the world unfurled > > in the subtle spin > > of nothing happening. > > > > What-we-are is no longer on the map. > > All the explorers are buried > > in the spot > > no longer marked. > > > > Thus changes > > like shifting sand > > happen > > but don't. > > > > And thus this life > > whirls within > > emptiness > > within > > emptiness > > within > > emptiness... > > > > An infinite regress? > > > > Not if not peered into. > > > > With each new moment > > surging with wonder > > there is nothing to see > > as the telescoped-eye > > is compressed to a point. > > > > The yaw of time is collapsed, > > stood on its head, > > and in its place > > this poised moment shines. > > > > > > > > Bill > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.