the falsity in you,
you crave for meaning.
You search for purpose.
Your feet will lead you
to places that are lonely
seeking the blessed solitude.
In this solitude
you will discover
your own illusions
after which you were running.
The moment you see
your own falsity,
you feel unworthy.
Your unworthiness
can lead you to the presence
of the ever loving,
ever forgivingGod.
conceptualization,but resort to literarytechniquesdesigned to expandthe reader’s consciousness.A mystic poet shouldcreate a mosaic of humour,meditation, irony,and fast-paced allusion.The whole shall move,though with hintsof ambivalence,from the center ofMysticâs mysterious mind.
in many different ways.At first, He spoke throughHis appointed prophets,priest and kings, and Hisglory was declared by thestar-studded heavensabove and His brillianthandiwork beneath.Each blossom speaksof His artistry; every birdgives testimony of His care,and every step we takeand each breath we draw,proclaims His gracious,sustaining power.
who are righteous,unattached,enlightenedand emancipatedas well as absorbedin the Absolute.(Wisdom up on readingUttarakanda)
are strongly associated,but they’re notquite the same thing.Self-concept ismore overarchingconstruct thanself-image.It involves howyou see yourself,how you thinkabout yourself,and how you feelabout yourself.In a sense,self-image is oneof the componentsthat make upself-concept.
hand of the Father in eternity(according to the metaphorical language of the Scriptures)is indeed in a state of beingin which He lived on this earth.Though the two natures were notconfused in any way, they were stillcompletely one in Him,as completely as our own bodyand Soul are one in us.
to which humanlife is consideredvery precious.Jews believethat humans weremade as part ofGod’s creationand inGod’s image.
