Lead as if you are looking through a kaleidoscope, at something that can only be seen when light shines through the moving
pieces of our sentient experience.
Looking at one piece of the fractured rainbow of colors
cannot obscure the presence of the other pieces. Together, we are in the present. In the light of the perfect moment, we are
willing to put an eye to the darkened tube, at the end of which lives the
light. Don’t burn your eye by looking
straight at the light, look at it through all of us, for we are never separate
and we are never alone. The light passes
through all of us equally. At times, we
can see the vision of our greatest dream, all lit up in the warmth of this
perfect presence. Can we be leaders by
this vision? Can we lead our lives in
community by seeing truth through a kaleidoscope?
| Through A Child's Eyes by Glee 2010 |
There is more. Who
catches the light? How do we find the
light? We wait individually for it to
arrive again. The light sleeps, just
like the sun. And we rest in darkness, to rekindle, to seek, for seeking is to
find. Some take a turn witnessing to the light when it is shining
brightly, so brightly it cannot be denied.
We walk with it, for it lights the way.
We can construct candles, flashlights, and fire to guide us. Or we can look up, unsheltered, to the open
and infinite sky, and find the light waiting for us. The cool and feminine
light of night, of Nuit, the goddess overarching, is holding us through until the
warmth and heat of the day.
The day is for work. There is the resting light and the working light. There is a time to be held, and time to venture out with a different kind of trust. The evening trust is a sense, a vastness. It is outward reaching, with an overwhelming feeling of being held in our Mother’s womb. The daytime light pushes us to see and yet not to look, to work, to grow, to gather, in the knowing of full sunlight. We follow it through the sky on a chariot of purpose. Despite its different qualities, it is light. On any given day, it is for lighting the glass, for expression, feeling, and inspiration of color, and it can push the energy up and up to the leaping and hollering of white water rapids in the river of life.
The day is for work. There is the resting light and the working light. There is a time to be held, and time to venture out with a different kind of trust. The evening trust is a sense, a vastness. It is outward reaching, with an overwhelming feeling of being held in our Mother’s womb. The daytime light pushes us to see and yet not to look, to work, to grow, to gather, in the knowing of full sunlight. We follow it through the sky on a chariot of purpose. Despite its different qualities, it is light. On any given day, it is for lighting the glass, for expression, feeling, and inspiration of color, and it can push the energy up and up to the leaping and hollering of white water rapids in the river of life.
Beautiful. Simply, perfectly beautiful. I'll come back to this one frequently.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Simply, perfectly beautiful. I'll come back to this one frequently.
ReplyDeleteNice. See photo posted on Facebook just now.
ReplyDelete