Showing posts with label mom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mom. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Day Seventy One


The Masterpeace

i drove across the state today 
to visit

contemplating what would make the worlds' greatest masterpeace?
GREAT

it 
would have to shift everyone's perspective or consciousness into an integral alignment
with the universal
heart of reality

dreaming the vision tonight





Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Day Sixty Eight


Stone City Iowa 

time is such a funny transition
i remember fishing under the bridge with my mom 
as a child i loved those moments with mom
peaceful intimate safe beautiful loving

sometimes 
i want to get lost in a moment
i want to dive into the depths of the experience for at least a lifetime
maybe more

i want to get lost in the beauty of the moment
experience 
beautiful pure perfect divine unconditional love
til 
boredom arrives

skipping and surfing
 from one superficial experience to another seems so pointless
going and coming 
from this dot to that dot without really connecting them 

it snowed today...
i am cleaning and organizing 
stuff 
so i can experience life without 
stuff

i want to be naked and free to be 
oneself

again 
as it seems i have been reliving the birthing cycle 
over and over and over 
again

even woke in the middle of the night 
and 
watched youtube videos of birthing
feeling it must be time to be born again

Wednesday January 17, 2012 
8:44 pm 
waiting.....



Saturday, December 17, 2011

Day Thirty Seven


the skies were blue very blue today

the two hour ride to and from filled the journey 
of seeing mom again

her christmas wish was to take her home
a wish that will only come true when she passes from this world

the journey home 
was filled with conversations with my twelve year old son 
about
The Beloved

challenges of the heart... challenges of understanding... challenges of seeing clearly

transformations
of 
blue skies within and blue skies without 
integrating 
the oneness

i remember decades ago giving everyone in my family a copy of 
jimmy cliff singing
"i can see clearly now" 

my son and i are both wishing to see clearly now
and 
for everyone to be