I asked for something
then I imagined
felt the passion
And I left
I knew that
the day would come
the day my wish
would come true
it's just a matter of asking
imagining and feeling it
and leaving the rest
for him to get it for me
finally i got it
the thing that i asked for
the thing i imagined
the thing i felt for
for this universe
never runs out
of my askings
for anything i want
-Anjesh
Note: This poem is inspired from the law of attraction, that law that says you attract anything you wish.
then I imagined
felt the passion
And I left
I knew that
the day would come
the day my wish
would come true
it's just a matter of asking
imagining and feeling it
and leaving the rest
for him to get it for me
finally i got it
the thing that i asked for
the thing i imagined
the thing i felt for
for this universe
never runs out
of my askings
for anything i want
-Anjesh
Note: This poem is inspired from the law of attraction, that law that says you attract anything you wish.
1 comment:
Nice poem.
What happens when we as humans, with our sense of identify firmly fixed on our limited sense of ego-self, start asking for things that contradict the Intention our Essential Being has for us in this moment?
We are, in essence, the Dreamers of a dream. "You" and "I" in this dream are not the dreamer but the dreamed. The Dreamer has an intention that has brought all things into being. The dreamed, whilst asleep to the Dreamer, might wish, and want, and desire, all manor of things it believes are important, valuable, and needed. Much of what the ego-mind thinks is important is what the global ego told it was so. More often than not this unasked for teaching from the collective is a lie at worst, and a distorted truth at best.
Perhaps whilst we engage in such folly the Dreamer simply waits. For how long? Infinity has forever to patiently wait whilst we appease our mad minds and unchecked emotions.
I wonder.
Blessings,
Jonathan Evatt
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