While I believe in unity I would hate to see the world succumb to mediocrity Let all those with a voice speak even if it makes some feel weak.
No one, not any man can truly know from whence we began Nor can he know the fate of our outcome; of tomorrow, a life without the Sun.
There are those who seek shelter from malaise From familiarity lest it all be lost in a blaze For in those fires of hell we burn our sins while in the glory of God we hope to receive our whims
But tell me all; tell me true who would you save, if not you?
The above began with a little click, here and there; from http://www.vaticanassassins.org/ to http://www.wotanskult.de/. A sort of electric kool-aid acid trip, without lysergic acid; one that took me through virtual reality into realms I know -- I know not. And as I clicked and clicked again, I came across - dare I say it - FEAR. I realized, begrudgingly, that reality exists because we make it so. But, like the tree alone in the forest, whose thunder is never heard as it falls, so goes the past. And now, after billions of years of mystery, we look back upon man’s history, to the illusions of the powerbroker. Biblical bullies and Koranic knights, who try to drown our muffles with their spells, "Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth, let death be my savior, and not the truth."
And as I watch the world of my life unfold, I keep asking myself: What in fact do we learn from the things that appear to be just ordinary reflex?
Not of beauty, nor of light; a spirit forever lifted out of night. But of blackness; voids within a heart; whose darkest caverns, will not accept life's bit parts.
Let all those with a voice speak
even if it makes some feel weak.
I agree with you wholeheartedly, Sara, and I often wonder why so many are so afraid of so much, and why they truly despise what others have to say. We are all free to believe what we want to believe.
Wow...this is one of the most powerful poems and follow up information that I have read on here to date. I have saved the two links as well and plan on reading them complete. i definately agree with Jude this is so awesome I have read it three times already.
Dear Sara,
I am sorry too...and to a point I am 100% with Eileen here....God cannot be blamed for the stupidity of mankind...he well did give them they brain to create their own downfall...no doubt about that!!
Memory lane the only way to deal with "Poets Block" and reposting my work back on AD with pictures and music!! No connetion with the past otherwise...be not afraid...I will NOT fall into the same "trap" although it still hurts like HELL sis!!
Sara, first this is an incredible write, I've been to the urls the german one I could only guess at...the other I've heard these theories before, but never in such a lucid way. I have to agree it is frightening to imagine such horrendous duping of the populace, and I have to also agree that I can't say without a doubt that it isn't true. I have agonized over such stories,in prayer many times. I can only go by my own instincts and spirit from within. It tells me to keep my mind stayed on Creator, and not look to the rest. I left the Catholic church and eventually all churches for these very reasons, and that's why I speak only from my own studies and what I believe is communicated to me. It is very easy to say there is no God, especially when you read such abominations done in His name. But If I know anything at all it is that He does make Himself known to those who want to believe and seek Him. This is a confused world we live in, but it has always been so. There has never been peace, and there never will be peace as long as man lives on this planet. The differences are too great to overcome. You are a brilliant woman and I think you have a lot of truth in your beliefs. I also think anyone who doesn't believe, will never know their Creator...Sorry for the length, but you know this is such an explosive topic, we can't judge Creator by mans religions, He didn't make them man did..I had to have my say;-)!Thanks for sharing! Eileen
A scientist/philosopher explores the mysteries of existence in a highly personal quest for answers to life's ultimate questions, forging a bridge between sterile science and spiritual values -- a scholarly work for all who seek wisdom, truth, true fr
A unique perspective about the reality of existence, the meaning of life, the true impact of relationships between human beings and all life as well as the spirit world, and the impact that everyone makes on the universe. (Available in Print or as an
This book chronicles an infinite allegoric odyssey of Absolute Awakening in which a learned man, a mute man, and a recluse woman are the principal players. The mute and the recluse are the learned one's Teachers and Guides on his journey of Enlighten
Share
Print
Save
Follow
Regis
Thoughtful write Sara ! But not even mushrooms?? :)
EDL
A deeply moving, profound, provocative write; very well done! Thanks for the info...and for sharing this dynamic write.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(
even if it makes some feel weak.
I agree with you wholeheartedly, Sara, and I often wonder why so many are so afraid of so much, and why they truly despise what others have to say. We are all free to believe what we want to believe.
And those are interesting websites.
Felix
awesome write!
I am sorry too...and to a point I am 100% with Eileen here....God cannot be blamed for the stupidity of mankind...he well did give them they brain to create their own downfall...no doubt about that!!
Memory lane the only way to deal with "Poets Block" and reposting my work back on AD with pictures and music!! No connetion with the past otherwise...be not afraid...I will NOT fall into the same "trap" although it still hurts like HELL sis!!
Love Tinka