Thank you for sharing “Naked in the Bee House.” A copy is now in my pocket or purse to be carried about and read every day.

Thanks

Becky

This “be” allows me to not have to push my agenda on a situation, because I have no agenda, even the bombings. I am wise enough to know that I do not know ones path, what they must experience first in order to transform themselves as I have done and will always reach for the next higher understanding of who I am “be” ing. I see all parties involved in this conflict as whole and perfect and I stand in this stable energy of love and sacred detachment. The moment I begin to interact in this conflict, my energy immediately becomes polarized and adds to the entrenchment of duality, who is right and who is wrong.

If one feels drawn to involve themselves within this situation or any other, then there is healing that needs to take place within the individual. One’s focus is always to turn to the inside first, then there is no reason to attach to outside sources for stealing others light/energy.

Ivan, I honor your transformation and the physical transformations that your body is making at this time. I stand in love and see you as whole and perfect and easily making the physical changes in your body so you can hold more light. There is a wonderful source to help with what nutrients and herbs are helpful when a person is transmuting, it is “Biology of Kundalini” by Jana Dixon. This is a very detailed book and much of it is posted on her web site so you do not have to guy the book.

I hope that you are feeling much better. All of us out here send the loving and powerful light that you emit through this site – back to you! Let’s keep it flowing!!

xx Janet

Absolutely fascinating poem. It is always a great pleasure to behold the nuggets you present us. Your introductory write up on the poets and your comments are very enlightening. However, sometimes the translations (not yours) seem to fall a bit short. This is perhaps, the price of our not knowing Persian, Arabic and Turkish.

Today’s poem is very relevant to the current situation, in my country and internationally.
All our seers, saints and teachers have sacrificed their lives trying to lead us (humans) to the right path, to the true way of love and human compassion; simplicity and humility. They have shown us that the path lies right in front of us – straight as an arrow! Yet, we have strayed again and again, always fearing and doubting straightness and simplicity; always priding ourselves in our worldly might. We have failed to surrender ourselves to the truth. This beautiful poem should remind us of our vulnerability, our smallness which we seek to overcome, with missiles and tanks. The conflict in West Asia is just one example of this haughtiness, this inability to heed the words of our great teachers.