Divine Origin - Short Poem About The Divine
by Robert Gresak
so vastly bright, so vastly bright. buried so deep from reason's sight. I cry, cry, I yearn for the touch of its might, to know once again that ancient cosmic light.' Commentary on The Poem by the Author The pride and ignorance of this worlds clerics, scientists, educators and politicians of whom so many will not acknowledge that man is made up of supernal light and cosmic energy. Who persist in their assertions that man is descended from the ape. They choose to disregard the wisdom of the ancients, those great enlightened souls who peopled the times of ancient Atlantis, Egypt, Persia,Greece and the Indian sub-continent. They choose to disregard the truth that man is of cosmic origin and that he only became ape-like after his great fall from the angelic realms into the denseness of physicality so many aeons ago. Indeed, every element, every constituent of man's makeup, every pattern of form is as old as time itself. Indeed, our memories of this ancient origin still exist deep within the spirit-self and can be accessed when we have climbed sufficiently high on the ladder of spiritual evolution. The reasoning of the intellectuals will hardly ever bow down to wisdom's light, to the intangible. Hence men who make reason their God will always remain deaf and dumb to the inner nuances and whisperings of that greater soul life. They remain deaf and blind to that all powerful design, that infinite cosmic energy which links all life and speaks from suns and worlds, from cells and atoms without number.
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