The warbler knows only dawn's shaft of light upon her breast.
Forgetting false future's suns, she sings
in no voice but her own.
Ivan M. Granger
Forgetting false future's suns, she sings
in no voice but her own.
Ivan M. Granger
When in accord with the inevitable flow of causation,
any apparent act of volition of free-will is merely an ineffectual and vain gesture,
and when in disaccord with the inevitable resembles the frustrated fluttering of a caged bird.
The fact is that there cannot be free-will
because there is no such thing as an individual entity to exercise it!
Ramesh S. Balsekar
Net of Jewels
July 29
any apparent act of volition of free-will is merely an ineffectual and vain gesture,
and when in disaccord with the inevitable resembles the frustrated fluttering of a caged bird.
The fact is that there cannot be free-will
because there is no such thing as an individual entity to exercise it!
Ramesh S. Balsekar
Net of Jewels
July 29
A LANGUAGE YOU ONCE KNEW
There will be an invitation.
It will not come tied in ribbons
nor a message streaming down from the sky.
There will be no Roman candles sizzling
nor brilliant colors exploding overhead.
There will be an invitation.
It will not come tied in ribbons
nor a message streaming down from the sky.
There will be no Roman candles sizzling
nor brilliant colors exploding overhead.
Instead there will be a soft whisper in your ear,
something in a language you once knew
and are trying to learn again.
In order to hear it, you will need to put down all your packages,
stop everything you are doing
and stand very still then wait. .
. until something stirs inside.
(from "A Cloth of Fine Gold")
Dorothy Walters
http://kundalinisplendor.blogspot.com/2010/05/language-you-once-knew.html
something in a language you once knew
and are trying to learn again.
In order to hear it, you will need to put down all your packages,
stop everything you are doing
and stand very still then wait. .
. until something stirs inside.
(from "A Cloth of Fine Gold")
Dorothy Walters
http://kundalinisplendor.blogspot.com/2010/05/language-you-once-knew.html
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