Tag: joy

Unsoundly ~ a poem about living without making noise

I’m so sorry for trying to make sounds, I’m so sorry for trying to make words speak, I’m so sorry for trying to make anything happen. What a waste of energy! A wasted moment! I’m sorry for noticing the wrong in the way things and people are. I’m sorry for noticing the wrong in the … Continue reading Unsoundly ~ a poem about living without making noise →

What love can do ~ a song for my sons (and for all children, parents, teachers, lovers)

In and out of bliss Stumble, hit and miss The world seems cruel, my son Until you find the path To your heart. Ch: Love grinds mountains to fine sand Love calms storms of human might Love turns sour fruit to candy Love brings effervescent life Once you found your heart. In a blissful moment … Continue reading What love can do ~ a song for my sons (and for all children, parents, teachers, lovers) →

Seek Me inside you ~ how do you become more aware of aliveness within?

Don’t spend precious moments of your life Seeking something. Seek Me inside you ... And find Me now. I am Aliveness. Being aware of Me inside you is the joy you seek. Is the joy. There is no other kind of joy. Moment by moment, become more aware, until … You are fully Me. However, … Continue reading Seek Me inside you ~ how do you become more aware of aliveness within? →

Theo and Mira ~ Playing with Life, preview

We never say “I love you”. In love, “you” and “I” dissolve. “We are love” we often affirm. We dance flying in a substance of the same composition and consistency as we are made of. Suddenly, an idea appears. We follow it. We play with it. We make it bigger and more beautiful. We sense … Continue reading Theo and Mira ~ Playing with Life, preview →