An audio + word meditation for your peace of mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raiY0zceoyw
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Take a deep breath on the mountain of Ever- pure. Watch the sun rise as the eagle soars above your head. Feel the majestic feelings of a hawk as it lifts its wings upward towards the ample clouds of perfect shapes.
Fill your lungs with air and climb to new heights with the steady stilth and move of a sure footed brave one. (breathe)
You are standing amist grandeur here atop the highest peek . Lift your arms upwards to the sky and greet the Celestial beings that have invited you to partake in their Sacred Rite. Ponder on the beauty as you stand on the summit of your experience and join the legendary heroes that have gone before you. (breathe)
Your blessings here are immeasurabe. Look around and you will see the lingering silver promise of health and prosperity. God has you where he needs you to be, you are feeling free as a bird and light as a feather.
This mountain you stand on is Divine and it opens a thousand windows to let you see the face of God. (breathe )
Smile as you walk the last step towards eternity. There are only good times ahead. Plunge into the ocean of security and leave everything else behind you, Her on Ever pure mountain, nothing is needed but
your breath . (Breathe )
NAMASTE
During my youth and my travels I was always taking pathways long traveled by animals and eons of humans before me to the highest points I could find, just to view the majestic sight below me. I had wanted to go to Kathmandu and view the world from the Himalayas, but was unable. Instead, in Guatemala I was able to walk up the extinct volcano, Agua, to 11,500 feet. Even though I drove higher in my '66 Oldsmobile Toronado to 13,000 feet in Colorado and Rocky Mountain National Park in 1968, the volcano was a far better experience.
I viewed your audio reading of the poem. Your voice sounds relaxing and sweet. Long ago, I created MyTube on my website rather than use YouTube.com. From time to time I regret that, because some of those videos that get almost no views, especially of animals and birds, might have gone viral.
Thanks for this. Yoga has a nice way of looking at life and death and a blending with the forces of nature. This is a good reminder that it's not always about us, personally, but the greater realm of the universe which our little minds can hardly perceive. Namaste!
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I viewed your audio reading of the poem. Your voice sounds relaxing and sweet. Long ago, I created MyTube on my website rather than use YouTube.com. From time to time I regret that, because some of those videos that get almost no views, especially of animals and birds, might have gone viral.
Ron