Buddha Statue

It was the porcelain Buddha statue

That stood upon my grandmother’s table

That led me to some measure of eventual knowing

Awakening me to this ever present moment

Igniting my senses to such magnificent colors

The spectrum that erupts at twilight and dawn

Calibrating my awareness from obliviousness

Transforming the very root of consciousness

The transcendence that so casually beckons and awaits

Please grant me the ascension necessary

To float among the mystical clouds of the firmament

Immersed with the radiant ones shrouded in white mists

Gently welcoming us through veils of forgetfulness

Down deep in an utter blanket of darkness

As I rest upon the profile of mother earth

Gently meditating in a blossoming field of flowers

My body melting into the periphery of light

Consciousness expanding inward and outward

As if taking a measured breath in silence

Disciplining the untrained mind and thoughts

In the dawn solitude my spirit quietly awakens

To myriad levels of unseen pulsating energy

That spirals up through the spinning vortexes

Twisting and uncoiling like a luminous serpent

Shooting up the spine in a blinding transformation

Reuniting us with the heart of the universe

In a meteoric shower of silvery sparks

That pierces the senses in immanent bliss


 

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You've taken me there once

You've taken me there once again.... soothing read. :)


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This is about a porcelain

This is about a porcelain Buddha statue my mom made for my grandmother-I always loved it as a child.  When my grandmother died she passed it on to me!