Liber Al vel Legis teaches us: "Bind nothing, for thereby cometh hurt". But that is only half the truth, for in a sense, great wealth confers almost as great a freedom as base poverty, and having everything is very like to having nothing; and so the states of wealth and poverty are spiritually equivalent. Those of us who by choice compromise in life and minimize risks to safeguard the little we have are surely the most pitiful creatures, abandoning to destruction our souls for so little, giving up our dreams in exchange for the chains that bind us. I hope this Haiku speaks to you before it is too late, or at least so that our children may be warned...
Neither, nor all, when for fear we stall to live at the centre, the middle kingdom, for all things come together in death, don't they?
You are a thinking man Keith, and a lovely one at that. Jasmin Horst
The songs and art in this book are about our collective emergence after the pandemic and trauma of the last few years - comprised of 5 collections: World as Refuge, Where We Live, In Our Hands, Rhythms of Change and What We See & Sow.
Ron
You are a thinking man Keith, and a lovely one at that. Jasmin Horst
we come to the same end...
Enlightening thoughts Keith for those who
do not cross this bridge of thinking...
Love and Light
Lily