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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/The Evolution of the Psychic Fire.html
The Evolution of the Psychic Fire
The children – wisdom in their eyes unsealed,
Though unaware of life, to death unknown
Play at kings and castles, knights and steeds
Laughing with their golden tresses blown
In the upstart wind, faces flushed like wine,
Laboured breath as they fall upon the ground.
No child's play this, there is a meaning hid
In every game, in every child-like sound.
The wise who see the spirit not the form
Can trace with inner eye the soul's advance,
The evolution of the psychic fire
Through births unnumbered, in a second's glance,
In callow youth see diviner man,
The potentialities that in hi
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/The Full Illumination of the Soul.htm
The Full Illumination of the Soul
Fitful rest as on these weary eyes
Sleep passes over as a drifting cloud
To linger only moments then the skies
Are clear again and I am not allowed
To enter those revivifying streams,
And yet my spirit gains a certain peace
Focused on a thought more real than dreams,
Knows its destined journey will not cease
Until the dawn for which it came is seen.
The baggage of the mind must be disposed,
The body learn to bear the light of change,
For all must open that now is locked or closed
And the sun of all our being rearrange
These satellites in orbits of their own,
Harness their universal energies
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/Live to Conquer Death.html
Live to Conquer Death
When the black curtains of the night are drawn
And the golden charioteer is seen no more
I sail across the straits of sleep to find
That other world of light whose silver door
Inscribed with invitation to the soul
Welcomes me as traveller and friend,
To leave the little realm of life behind
And gaze on diamond galaxies that wend
Their way unerringly through vasts of space,
To look upon this glory without end
As a million suns vanish without trace,
To know that all our stars have been ordained
And then to see once more this blue-green earth
Whirling through the darkest depths unstained
And realize how small our dea
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/The Reign of Evil Ends.htm
The
Reign of Evil Ends
April 8, 2011
Now the darkness fast descends,
On earth the broken bodies lie
Terrorism takes its toll
Beneath an ever watchful eye
That sees and knows and sanctions all
Till evil from our hearts is gone
And lifted is death's sombre pall,
The Light of Truth on earth is won
And the reign of evil
ends.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/In That Flaming Instant.htm
In That Flaming Instant
As a child alone on a hilltop boldly stands
Believing he has conquered earth and sky,
I was certain of my future's brilliant plans
Filled with a vision of immortality.
Yet even in my youth's most carefree hours
Counsel I sought among the realized few
Drawn to their inner strength and hidden powers
Deeply I drank at their wisdom's fount and drew
The sustenance of spirit to survive
The arduous emergence of my soul.
All that was given me I sought to give,
For music sang in me, my life, my goal.
I was called as the sea to the waiting shore
Like earth beguiled by the waxing moon
And knew the forest's
Two Strangers
There is a stranger cowled in robes of dusk
Familiar yet unknown who follows me,
In the unguarded moments I lean to hear
His whisper and his treacherous advice.
He is the accompanist of our darker songs
Sweet with sorrow, longing and desire.
Lately he waits in alcoves of the mind
For a too-great light impedes his lethal steps.
There is a stranger known and yet unknown
Who guides the rapid progress of the soul.
I have seen him in the vastnesses of space
And in a secret chamber of the heart.
Though rare are his appearances in life
My soul he takes on journeys beyond time,
Without him I am but an empty husk
Drifting in the fi
From Inward Depths
A wanderer along life's rushing streams
Seeking for his soul's identity,
A solitary gatherer of dreams
Pacing the world for the new epiphany.
In the restless late-night musing of the mind
He walks through furrows worn and oft-tilled fields
Picking through abandoned husks to find
A kernel or two of life's meagre yields,
Then seeks for silence in an inner plain
Of calm whose pools reflect a brighter light
Than sun can give when from the dark domain
Takes up his throne the dark king of night,
Or when the restless vital self below
Rises up to urge the heart's ascent
And passion rules, he would attempt to go
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2005/He Who Lights The Pillars of the Skies.html
He Who Lights The Pillars of the Skies
Who is this beloved who causes me to weep
Hardly having gazed into her eyes
Or touched her face or kissed her dove-white feet?
A vision fugitive before me flies,
I cannot see the person for the dream,
And all the world is filled with memories
Of one who came to me on that dark night,
One whose bearing spoke of death's demise
And dawns to come with amethystine skies.
Is this she who once I saw in human dress
Seated throned upon a golden dais?
Those who would climb above the world's duress
No sincerity of soul her love denies,
The Mother of all lives, Creatrix, She
And He who lights
Seal Up My Eyes
Seal up my eyes in sleep
That I may dream again
Of woodland fays mid mosses
Fair in that deep glen.
Seal up my lips in silence,
No sound allow these feet
For in this mystic moment
All Nature is complete.
Seal up my heart to sorrow
And open again the gates
Of love that each tomorrow
Joy designates.
Seeking
March
23, 2012
We seek for safety nets yet search in vain
For certainty in an uncertain world,
From sorrow's grip released return again
To aching memories of grief's recalled.
Yet something there is in us that strives
to find
Meaning in the emptiness of days,
Escape from television's hypnotic eye
And puerile ads that batter beleaguered
mind
Promising fulfilment of desire,
Or music that invites the vital rise
And overwhelms the spirit with its claims.
Satiety would prod us for still more
And yearns for danger and the passing