I started reading a book last night called "The Holographic Universe" by Michael Talbot. It seems as if the Council of Poets is trying to clarify some of what I've been wondering about ...
Golden orbs do glitter
From where do they come?
Leaving all to wonder
Are they products of the sun?
But no, these sparkling lights you see
Live only in the mind
Creations of the thoughts you think
As memory does unwind
There’s so much more to life
Than you do understand
A world that’s grander than your sight
Is waiting right at hand
Relax, sit back, and ride the wave
No particle is real
It’s light and waves of energy
That build, create, and heal
The sparkling lights, the radiant heat
None of them exist
But in your mind where pure, clear thought
Some often do to resist
Keep searching for the answers
That your science does ignore
Rest well assured that of true knowledge
There exists much more
Worry not when words you read
That all is an illusion
Keep studying and we will help you
Through all of the confusion
Great minds exist who’ve figured out
The truth as it should be
So carry on the learning
To understand reality
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A question I often ponder, too...what is reality? So I find great comfort in the words, "Keep studying and we will help you through all of the confusion." I am reading the Silver Birch Anthology just now and finding reassurance there.
ReplyDeleteI am curious about the words, "Creations of the thoughts you think as memory does unwind." Do we know the answers and just have to remember?
I look all around me and it is hard to fathom that there is a "reality" that is beyond this - that my senses can not detect - but through these poems and the Silver Birch Teachings I am learning more and more to think beyond my senses.
ReplyDeleteH Universe is a great book. I can kick myself for not recommending it to you years ago; BUT, maybe your path is being laid out for you and TIMING is everything. The last stanza is to me an Einstein reference. Poets for years have chosen illusion or allusion -- maybe it is time for you to read a poem by someone else, I recommend (because of the poetry you are penning) Edgar Allen Poe's "Dream within a Dream" http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-dream-within-a-dream/
ReplyDeleteLOVE the poem by Poe. Thanks, Bill! And yes, timing is everything. I've been studying the science behind all of this for 3 years now, and I'm perfectly prepared for Talbot's book right now. Soaking it up like a sponge. What a wonderful adventure this life is!
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