Mahakala is a Sanskrit "bahuvrihi"(much rice) Etymologically, meaning that which absorbs everything within itself. Thus signifying the cosmic nature of time, transcendent-time (maha-kala), absolute, eternal, measureless, ever-present, and into which all dissolves.
Grains of thought, and I reckon there Is "much rice" in me, swelling in the boiling water of my being; braying wildly here...
Steep, siding in the plantations I’d die for producing! And inside of me... two grains of true grass holds onto a forever forming, molding, of two souls existing seeds chafe us in motion! . . . on the croft and through the crusts digging holes until we’re left standing there, sole to sole... and they must be at exact opposites of each other in opposite spots on the other side of the earth, mantling on the light side. . .
I suppose, if we can’t touch, the cause would be one of us boiling down, friable! Move up and down your middles until your centered in on the heat from your inner core!
Molten drips up from our wells. . . all the while, we try to gurgle it all back down freely, but with some force, advective... then diffusive, transferring... It’s no wonder we end up carrying all the heat!
We sink in the thriving, heating up again, and again, repeating. . . over and over, the rise and fall, ever since birth, antipodal apart yet, two, connected through the earth!
One single cell, passes through and beyond our Hell’s melding the two. . . now, more flexible, thinking together... and, so it goes, as wee flows... insteads, that one of us is fracturing!
No longer are we buoyant in this heat-induced, expanse knowing... all must travel in our pitchforked ramifications! Wee always prong to get to each other’s surfaces just to play Footsie’s with each other!
Enter your liquid state; only solidify under pressure! Two speak, when attracted Yeah... like I’m gonna grow magnets in my fields! And... so, we spoke, of our growth into one, mind you, mind me... Did you get my drift, and feel the breeze? True grass pollinates in a wind...
. . . and, I'm digging on planting these two grains of rice in my paddy field!
Shaved head and wearing safran colored tunics, I will approch the poetess for a bowl filltd with rice, and wonder afterward on what make the earth so beautiful when she's pregnant...
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I have enjoyed the reading of "Much Rice" for its profound thoughts on co-creation; unity of spirit and spirit of unity. Outstanding message.
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'...and I'm digging on, planting these two grains of rice
in my paddy field!' That's rich!
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Exquisite poetry, I concur with John Leko (below) - brilliant!
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excellent...
John