At a time unknown
The universe and
It’s worlds and substances
Were slowly formed
And given Life
By God’s breathing
And sounds of
Amen, Om —-
Life arose in all its beautiful diversity
On and within our Home – Earth
And beyond
At a time unknown
Human beings evolved
They gained insight, heart and. Love
And knew the preciousness of Life.
Evil and Goodness
Pride and humility
Wounding and healing
Wholeness and brokenness
Were known
At an unknown time
Men and women, who knew the
Heart of God, which is Love
Showed themselves
Over the eons
In all the nations
Most are unknown
Yet their wisdom remains:
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Jesus, a Jewish man
Born of a woman
Arose immersed in the Spirit
And the Goodness that
God saw in Creation –
Taught, walked, healed and
Spoke and acted in Love.
In him there is the grace
that transforms
Yet many felt threatened and afraid
Of Goodness
And murdered him.
It is believed by many that Jesus
rose from Death
was transformed and
spoke with his disciples and others
Eating, laughing and praying.
Many believe that this man
Rose even higher into the sky
Like Elijah with angels
So, we wait for Elijah to come to dinner
With us
To eat, share and be in fellowship.
Jesus is at that Table sharing, eating and in
Fellowship.
For all time. We are One.
In Wisdom we are immersed. We are One.
In the Divine we are One.
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Life is wrapped in
Human nature of
Love, jealousy, loss, kindness, ego,
self-centeredness, heart, silence, renewal,
desire to do good, grace
vibrancy and fragility.
Life offers moments to celebrate
in worship, prayer,
meditation, silence,
walking in nature,
sharing, giving and
receiving. Amen. Let it be so.
These are a few of the prophets in whom I read, listen to and cherish:
Moses, Elijah, Jesus, Plato, Lau Tzu, Isaiah,
Micah, Hillel, Rumi, Hafiz, Pelagius, Augustine, Francis
And more
The Buddha, Mary, Mohammed, Teresa and Schweitzer , Thich Nhat Hanh, Reb Zalman, the Dalai Lama, David Canada, Evelyn Underhill, Howard Thurman, Joan Chittester, Rabbi Abraham Heshel, Thomas Keating, my father (Carl Lugn), and others known and unknown. Introduce me to others!
Hearing the Divine 