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Sunlight filtering through the window of my mind Cleansing the slush of negative thoughts Accumulated from the input of civilization Giving me courage to question all I’ve been taught
I questioned the higher power some call God Was this a reality or a figment of the weak Well educated in all man made ideas It is of my own truth of life I want to speak
Mystic mystery shroud what is simplistic Giving false ideas to those who seek the divine Finding self-truth seems almost impossible Even though the need is felt at times.
Confusion clouds the inner mind Easy to listen to those called to preach Let them lead me to the truth Down the path they claim to teach
I hear more of man made rules Man made ideas of the celestial mind Wolves clothed in the wool of lambs Is the only truth in them I find
I call out to my God above Man-made laws are not what I seek Your truth is all that I am searching for Help me God for I am humble and weak
Sunlight filtered out the worldly lies My Deity heard my inner petition Showing me the simplistic solution Leading me to God’s basic conditions
All things on earth are divine creations Love each one including yourself Toss out negative thoughts each day Pure divine love will bring God’s wealth
God created the body with perfection Created in divine imagery All God’s gifts were given freely Within the body lives God’s energy
This is a fantastic write. I've ask some of the same questions. I like tese lines...
(God created the body with perfection
Created in divine imagery
All God’s gifts were given freely
Within the body lives God’s energy)
I do believe everything we ever need is already here.
Thanks for sharing this enlightening write.
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(God created the body with perfection
Created in divine imagery
All God’s gifts were given freely
Within the body lives God’s energy)
I do believe everything we ever need is already here.
Thanks for sharing this enlightening write.