September’s Welcoming Embrace
September arrives in a soothing silhouette, spacious and elegant in her decorum of beauty. She enters with the quiet assurance of a season that knows what has been prepared in private. This is the month where the hard work done behind closed doors finally reaches the shore. And when it arrives, one must be ready…
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The Alignment of Goodbye
It was the ultimate test. I looked at the doorand said goodbyelong and slow. No performance.No rancor.No need to make the exit louderthan the lesson. The shadows removed themselvesfrom the architectureof what was still becoming,and somewherein the sphere of the unknown,the instrument of my lifebegan to tune itself again. As they once uttered,the way you…
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Farewell
I called it homefor so long. The place where I lie downmy belongings,my mind,my body,my soul,my spirit. The place where my kundalinifound her name,and the Eastern Starrose with luminous graceto meet herin elevation. This was the heart-placewhere sadness entered,where hope returned,where progress became possible,where healing took root,and where lovewas no longer somethingI sought from strangers,but…
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The Wind Called My Name Last Night
Dear Lost Chance, The wheels were turning.The fire was burning.And then, suddenly,Everything came to a halt. After so many yearsof long conversations,high and dry deserts,heightened silences,and little sparks of interestthat appearedonly to disappear again,I finally understoodWhat my hearthad been trying to tell me. You were here todayand gone tomorrow. Present enoughto awaken feeling,absent enoughto leave…
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Cleansed and Luminous
I cleansebecause my spirit deservesa room with windows. I stay freshbecause yesterday’s heavinesshas no jurisdictionover my breath. Let the water run.Let the herbs speak.Let the old rancorleave quietly,without ceremony. I am not hereto carry antiquated sorrowlike an heirloom. I choose cogency.I choose clarity.I chose the luminous disciplineof staying vibrationally elevatedWhen the world forgetsHow to be…
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Blessings at the Door
It was captivating.Angelic, even. The kind of beauty That does not need to be explainedWhy did the room shiftwhen it arrived. I feel the blessings coming in,not walking,not waiting politely,but rushing through the doorwith luminous certainty. After every despondent season,after every antiquated fear,after every plausible liethat tried to make me doubtmy own divinity, Here comes…
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A Grammar of Intimacy
It was as simple as daybreak, as the green marigold took shape in the meadows beneath the castle above. The weather of the soul moved across the sky, enchanted and unruly, while I danced through the lifelong drenches of a casted bleakness. Yes, it may read as a juxtaposition or a simile to some, but…
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The Regal Mercy of Forgiveness
One of the greatest giftsYou can give yourselfis forgiveness. Not the fragile kindthat pretends nothing happened. Not the docile kindthat hands your dignityback to the personwho tried to mishandle it. No. I mean the regal kind. The kind that standsin full regality,eyes clear,spirit luminous,crown unbothered,and says: I release youbecause I refuseto keep drinking poisonfrom an…
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Last Night We Kissed
Are you the runnerOr the race? Choose wisely,like the windbinding itselfto twilight’s bewilderment. There is no false humblenessin this river. Only movement.Only memory.Only the sacred currentasking you to rememberwhere you began. Nothing steadies the spiritlike solid ground. Let it build beneath you.Let the river flowlike the Niger,wide with knowing,ancient with return. As the drums sweep…
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Selected Moral Compass
“Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress; but I repeat myself.”Mark Twain It was admissible, perhaps even plausible, for rancor to appear before anyone still carrying a conscience. But does mockery become justice simply because the public enjoys the humiliation? Does spectacle become truth because the cameras arrive before…
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The Asset Is You
“What is success? I think it is a mixture of having a flair for the thing that you are doing; knowing that it is not enough, that you have got to have hard work and a certain sense of purpose.”Margaret Thatcher The journey is dense, much like the ebb and flow of life. Needless to…
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A Memory Once Reflected
It was a discretionary tale of humbleness, a precipice of love that could not be easily explained, only examined beneath the lens of the psychiatrist, as if the heart itself had been placed in a straitjacket to prove the severity of the matter. When told to be silent, the screams came lashing through the echo…
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