Authenticity
by Ajna Wata
Ajna Wata, www.lucidtribemedia.com
So, too, does knowledge imitate observation. They can resemble each other, but never completely. A blind person filled with awe-inspiring wonder has more vision than anyone full of knowledge. Awareness, observation and a smile alone are real. All else fades like clouds in the morning sun. To be a good friend, see things as they are. Don’t think too much. The best spiritual support is resonance of heart and mind. Everything you think you know crumbles too easily to the ground. Delight in the flashlight beams of peoples’ gaze, See through their eyes, Honor their perspective And meet them where they are. No matter what’s going on, it’s okay to shine. It’s safe. Don’t be afraid. Your smile is crooked! Keep checking the mirror and notice How tension seeks to subdue such radiant lips. Breathe like the bellows stoking a clay-oven. Glowing embers in the heart, navel & crown alight to flame, Heating up with every passing breath. This is the domain of the soul, the seat of true beingness here and now. Will the soul ever learn to be more of itself, And less like the mind thinks it should be? You have mastery within you, but you will never know it. The purpose of the mind has never been to validate the soul, But to serve it. The heart gives voice to the soul, like the chambers of a flute give voice to the wind. To speak only thus is authenticity. Such sincerity the mind could never pre-conceive, But only open up to, Support, And yield to In every golden moment.
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