Project Lucidity
And it is so...abandon the ego. Reach not for the stars, forget all you think you know.Flight is the path of my soul.
Are we the ones we have been waiting for?
Sleep not to dream, awake and aware that we are most definitely here.
Among who and what, remains the question.
A quatrain sets us apart. Words from a book printed on paper.
Published. Yet, we blush.
Keep it simple. No more codes.
From scroll to codex, we have defined our history.
And everything goes on and on as before. Where is the "will to power"? We repeat all we fail to put to memory.
Here comes another semiconscious moment to overwhelm you...
And again the consolation waits until morning.
Will it find you mourning, for yesterday?
posted by Misha at
11:28 PM
2 Comments:
Hey nice post! Really liked the way you've written that verse. I have another blog page apart from the bhagavad gita one. You can check it out sometime may be. It's http://vishwaroopadarshan.blogspot.com
I am trying to create an online resource for Indian Philosophy (esp. Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads) and I'd like some inputs on the presentation. May be you could help!
Warm wishes,
Hari
Dear Misha, thank you very much for your kind comments on my Starfisher post.
I have been 'into' Wicca since late 2002, our group is traditional Gardnerian in function but also eclectic in style. Recently we have started doing alot of high magic stuff, as well as the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram - heavy (!)
I am glad you like my site, and since you do like it, you might also like my friend's blog, similar in content to Holy Cow but with much more regular posting: it's called Vogelbeere.
So far as the anaemic thing goes...blood test return suggests that I am borderline. Crappy doctors forgot to mention that even though I'm not officially anaemic I should still take iron supplements. My friend had to point this out to me! So now that's what I am doing, along with vitamin C and loads of green stuff!
On top of borderline anaemia I may well be suffering from post-viral fatigue. Hell, maybe I'm depressed as well. I have been off work for ages, I think this has helped. I'm re-evaluating my entire work life at the moment as I have started to realise that it may have had an adverse effect on my wellbeing, physical and possibly mental also. Between my work and my health, I know which one should be treated as most important...
BB
xS
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