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Weltschmerz
May
1999
Thus
the sadness born in mortal things
That
tempers joy and breaks the spirit's wings
And
even in our happiest moments brings
A
tear to songs the earth-bound singer sings.
To Mary Helen
August
25, 1999
Now
I am calm in silent depths of mind
And
harvest joy in roughened thankful hands
As
autumn comes and our gardens find
The Mother's imprint on these sacred lands.
By
the still lake reflecting on life's events
The
years of our seeking pass slowly in pensive mood,
A
smile wells up as I inhale the scents
Blossoming
on a branch of gratitude.
So
many years upon the wheel of time
Weaving
the wondrous patterns of the worl
Karmic Chains
Help me to clear a path to Thee
Through the rubble of old desires,
A minefield of subconscious pulls
And smouldering vital fires.
Slowly I grow aware by day
Of thy Grace sustaining me
Through all our betrayals, great and small
Shaping our destiny.
Mind cannot grasp the awesome gift
Of Thy Presence upon the earth
And Thy body's untold sacrifice
Accepting human birth,
To prepare the world for the vast descent
Of the supramental light
And the advent of the Superman
Lifting the veil of night.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Music of the Spheres.htm
Music of the Spheres
A single sound of infinite harmonies
Filtered through the density of mind
Illumining with the rapture of the spheres
This singer, with a song of consciousness,
A heavenly rhapsody falling on the ear.
All earthly music pales before these chords
Descending, as the sound of celestial choirs
Enveloping soul in radiant passages
As an organ's massive diapason swells.
Only once these melodies of light
Were heard in a silent moment of the soul,
But their strains resound and ever shall remain
A gift outlasting all recorded Time.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Sonnet to a Friend and Brother.htm
Sonnet to a Friend and Brother
Have I through unconscious act or oversight
Offended thee for whom I hold such love,
A friend and brother joined in the sanctioned fight
To cleave the darkness and find the light above.
If I could soar the winds and meet thee fair
Upon the lanes you tread to your beckoning goal
My spirit would bear in that charged and sanctified air
The warm embrace of soul to brother soul.
But still the human distance hinders me
And human cares not trusting full the light
That joins our paths upon eternity
And frees us from the python coils of night.
In silent prayer and gratitude I wait
The mystic
Call of the Flute
Soft by my side and calm she lay
Warm against the driving rain
That chilled the heart of the waking day
And I knew we'd not go back again,
To a life half-conscious, half-aware
Half-lost in the finite dreams of earth
With the psychic being standing there
And the hour come of the soul's rebirth.
Now with the call of a crystal flute
The moment arrives and shall not flee,
Silent and in the silence mute
We will to set the caged birds free
To fly to Her feet and there alight
In Her golden ray upborne from Night.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Darshan Day - White Memories.htm
Darshan Day - White Memories
We walked in wonder there amongst the flowers,
Passing white-clad devotees whose eyes
Upon some inner world were fiercely set,
Inhaled the incense rising towards the skies
And by his tomb forgot the passing hours.
White-washed walls whose still solemnity
Broken by cascading boughs in bloom
The caw of crows, the workers sweeping leaves,-
Yet all was stillness in the inner room
As Grace descended through the Service Tree.
We have memories more magical than breath
Or the rhythm of the slow heart's pulsing beat,
Looking to Light
And if we die achieving not the goal
That lured us from our deep and distant sleep,
The important thing - to love while we have breath
And wonder in our hearts at simple things
And gratitude for the vision she instilled
By a power beyond our human littleness.
Touching now the twilight of our lives
A prayer unfolds around the wisp of soul
That beacons to the parent signal light,
A call for deeper depths and higher heights,
For offering's increase and waning needs,
To still the mind, to calm the vital pulse
Surrendering to That which brought us forth
From the seas
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Psychological Perfection - Plumeria.htm
Psychological
Perfection - Plumeria
9/9/99-9 a.m.
Five-petalled
perfection, flower in our being,
Illumine
our faltering sight with a deeper seeing,
Perfect
our lives and with thy fragrance bless
Our blossoming many-petalled consciousness.
On The Far Horizon
Gazing across the landscapes of the mind,
The battlefield of dead and wounded dreams
A momentary illusive calm descends,
For on the far horizon there ascends
A golden path bordered by golden streams
The way of the child and the warrior kind.