As we deepen in this understanding of who we are we may experience a playfulness that comes from this return to child-like wonder. Enjoy, I’ll see you in the sandbox… until the streetlights come on 🙂
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OH! How We Shine is another playful poem that points to what words could never reveal or show directly. To have direct experience of what is pointed at is not to “find” something but rather “remember” what is being overlooked.
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THIS is an illusion (real but not what it appears to be). And therefore we must employ allusions and metaphors to point to what is already here but so commonly overlooked!
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Ghost Town reveals several pointers to help guide us home. Enjoy the contemplation of what is meant by “presence from absence”.
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This poetic metaphor captures the moment where one perches on the liminal threshold… Grace provides the rest. What might be seen at the time as frightening, sad, painful or tumultuous is often what many are grateful for as the catalyst for self-remembering and being knowingly what we have always been.
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There are so many tricks, tips and techniques associated with self realization. The reality is that there is nothing more to collect, learn or practice – only to rediscover our true nature and be that, knowingly.
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We are presented with an endless array of curious experiences and objects – and we browse this bizarre bazaar deciding what to purchase and what to pass by. Mind may want to look for or avoid certain things but we,…
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To say that objects know no tomorrow is generous. For even when glancing at a seemingly solid object we are seeing a ‘past’ version of it. This seamless whole is constantly in flux!
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Compulsive thinking distracts us from this ‘pristine’ moment and the perfection that is ever-present. Most will feel the need to become engaged with “alarms” the mind sounds about the past and future. The following metaphor describes detachment from thought to reveal this pristine perfection – regardless of what mind may say.
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Whether you know it or not… you are, have always been, and will always be free!
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