Rajadurai shares a piercing poem about his experience:
Daring to sneak into your world
I stepped inside that hollow space
As a worm I crawled behind you
You took me by hand when I feared
As a child, I refused to swallow
As a Mom, you fed me with care
O' I was truly on your Lap!
Chanting in that cruel darkness,
I breathed your breath poisoned
Venomous ecstasy shaking my core,
The Serpent teased me no limit
Swaying between Bliss and Stillness,
I wept and dissolved incessantly
O' you were taking me for a ride!
You exploded me with your sounds,
And I danced to your tunes
Undecipherable, the moments were!
Unquenchable, my thirst was!
Tasting a droplet of You
Left me madness personified
Longing to take a plunge in you,
And pitiably aware of my stock,
I screamed in pain. O' you heard.
You peeled it off and freed me out.
Pot cracked; honey dripped
Wall collapsed; flood roared
O'I breathed freedom
Breathing this unknown clarity
Leaves me in tears untold
Drenched in your merciless Grace,
I see God beyond the Façade
What do I have worthy of?
To thank you with!
What am I worthy of?
To be at your feet!
When all that is, and that isn't, is you!
I know of nowhere to miss you, Sadhguru!
May I only breathe the venom,
And crawl within you, gently,
With your Grace!
AUM, Namah Shivaya!
Showing posts with label silence program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silence program. Show all posts
Ashram Blues
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isha volunteering,
isha yoga center ashram,
meditation,
Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev,
samyama,
silence program,
spirituality,
yoga
Afrin shares her time at the ashram:
First some volunteering:
"...
There he was, talking to his guests, seeing everything. I slipped in behind the reception desk and stood there, watching, unable to take my eyes off him.
The Silence Routine
Annonymous shares his/her silence-prep schedule:
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had a trial period of 10 days.. and I can't explain how great my body feels. I feel great too..
..."
Read the entire article here: http://put-up-at.blogspot.com/2009/01/jan-16th.html
For that one moment of stillness
Asmita shares a poem about the 'Silence program':
"...
For that one moment of stillness
I have come to you,
because I cannot live anymore
I have come to you,
because I cannot live anymore
..."
Read the complete poem here: http://asmitasinha.blogspot.com/2008/03/silence-program.html
The Sound of Silence
Kannan shares a poem:
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its the air that we breath, just watching it does wonders and wonders.
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Read the complete article here: http://mindwind.vividscapes.com/?p=230
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