To make God “One”,
We must make ourselves “One”
Tie, bind, connect everything,
To the “One”
And thru this,
We reveal,
The “Oneness” of God
We naturally reject this task,
Believing it to be impossible,
Unless you lead a celibate and solitary life,
But one who eats, drinks,
Sleeps, cries, laughs,
Involves himself ,or herself
In the world,
Cleaning, baking, working, shopping,
Being intimate with ones soul mate,
Sometimes physically as well,
Many times in other deep powerful ways,
Raising a family,
Bathing, dressing,
Calling, driving,
Through all diverse situations,
Moods, feelings, thoughts, aspirations,
Moments, events,
How can I
Bind it all,
To the “One”?
Yet the “One”
Tells us we can,
Because we have
A part of “One”
Within us
Impossible to comprehend
But true nonetheless
He tells us
We do not need
To create anew
This “Oneness”
Within us
It’s already there
We need to pray to Him
To show us how
To tap into the “One”
That is within us,
Collecting the shattered
Fragmented pieces
Repairing them
As a compassionate doctor
Gently heals the wounds
Of his patient
For when we are told
“I am God, your Healer”
This is what /He means
I heal,
I repair,
I can take your hurt, damaged, lonely
Bleeding and tired, exhausted soul
And make you whole again
The first step is
To ask this of Him
With sincerity
My “office” is not
At the other end of the world
Not even across the street
It’s within your heart,
And even if you think
I’m not there
I am
And besides….
I’m very old fashioned…
I still make house calls
We cannot feel One with One, as long as we separate ourselves through our ego.
Shervin