Posts tagged as:

3rd Eye Threads

Sunset in the morning…

by Thought Provoken on December 29, 2009

Morning view of you like sun rising 1000 times. But alas the vibrant colors

of the sunrise is void as you have refused to make your debut. So I

wait for you. Not sorrow born of pointless patience but a blissful

absence of future memories destined to occur 1000 lifetimes from now.

Acceptance…

So I sit as a thread woven into a mosaic of multiple universes…

Wondering what it would be like just to cross paths with you again.

I would be a stronger man.

Full of the confidence that I would supplement your trinity. Mind of

minds, a body so divine, and a spirit born of Oshun, dripping in

heavenly honey… And I

Am

The

Bee

Love is spelled in the actions that expressed the letters 4 in count

but infinite in feeling. Still I believe that love is universal, is

God, is freedom, is life, and all things that make the tick tock of my

heart form the binary code that brings me closer and closer to you.

But alas the blissful dreamer remains in the clouds while reality on

the ground perpetuates an existence void of color, shade, magnetism,

movement, light…  And I pray for my sun rise.

{ 70 comments }

Journey towards spirituality…

by Thought Provoken on September 10, 2009

Last year, I had the privilege of traveling to the land of the Rishi’s… Rishikesh, a small and quiet town at the foothills of the Himalayas is a place where ancient spiritual knowledge collide with the new age. The feel of the place is beyond what one would call spiritual. Its a kind of place that makes you feel that truly holy people walked the same path that you are walking. Interestingly, you meet people of all walks of life quietly seeking a glimpse of God… even if for a brief moment. Through daily meditation, abstinence from the material world and discipline rarely seen, these seekers of sainthood become totems for the pursuit of higher expression.

The man in the image has completely renounced his attachment to material things. Although he was a beggar, he commanded respect by his presence and demeanor. I was grateful to have experienced such beautiful people and am humbled to be able to share.

3E

{ 0 comments }

A Woman’s Reprieve

7 September 2009

Kehinde Spencer is an up and coming songwriter and a poet who receives inspiration from her African heritage, academic pursuits, and spiritual practice. Kehinde was born in London, England to Nigerian parents and lived there and in Nigeria until she was eight years old. Her mother is Yoruba and her [...]

Get the full story...