Haiku of the Day (OOMM, Appendix H, The Caboose, “O Death, Where Is Thy Sting, O Grave, Where Is Thy Victory”)

A Thousand Haiku

Offer Correlative Views

Of the Truth I Am.

The Center of All

Conscious Attention is the

Heart of Awareness.

Thinking and being

Are mutually exclusive 

States of Awareness.

I am subject to

Mental objects the moment 

I think that I am.

Drugs and alcohol

Are rather clumsy attempts

To master one’s mind.

When I know I am 

Not only form but field, I am 

Not subject to death.

What I really need

To be saved from is myself 

As I “think” I am.

Christ without the cross 

Is a “futile attempt” to 

Save me from myself.

Suckered into a 

Choice between two opposites,

I am torn in two.

As the finger is 

One with the hand, so am 

I One with my Father.

“I can’t help myself”

Is one of the truest things

Mind will ever say.

Self-evident things

Bespeak Trans-Conceptual

Knowledge of being.

Free will relates

To my being free to think

Whatever I wish.

Think whatever you 

Wish, but be prepared to bear

The consequences.

A man cannot be

Subject to objects without

Thinking himself so.

Finding excuses 

To stay contracted is how 

An ego survives.

If the Truth Be Known,

Spirit is “up and in” and 

Flesh is “down and out.”

The Thread upon which

The Pearls of Life are strung is 

The Knowledge I Am.

As long as there is

One who thinks he’s separate

A cross is needed.

Born again in the

Spirit of God when I stop

Thinking otherwise.

Meditation serves

To de-fragment the Field of 

Awareness I Am.

“Be ye perfect” does 

Not call for perfect doing, 

But perfect being.

The only way I

Can be perfect is if God 

Is perfect in me.

The reason I can’t

See God is because

God’s the 

One who is looking.

The Name of God I 

Take in vain a thousand times 

A day is “I Am.”

Refusing to think

About a problem will cut

It off at the root.

“You don’t have to think 

That way!” offers sage advice 

Very few accept.

Rich Note:  Appendix H, “The Caboose, “O Death, Where Is Thy Sting, O Grave, Where Is Thy Victory,” in a “section by section” sampling of “Out of My Mind and Back to My Senses”(OOMM). For those whose interest might be piqued or experience a heartfelt resonance with what is shared, I would highly recommend downloading the Amazon Kindle sample of OOMM, as it effectively constitutes both a synoptic and seminal, 59 page “mini-book .”]

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