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I Release You From Your Vow
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Spirit: Hindu "I release you from your vow" said the guru
to a young man who had accompanied his mother's ashes
to India and had vowed not to eat flesh nor to
drink alcohol while on the voyage. The guru knew
he was craving the addictive trioxypurine in meat
which is more toxic than caffein.
"I release you from your vow" said the woman
to her husband.. knowing that he loved another.
"I release you from your vow" said the monastery monk
.. to the seminarian knowing that he loved the outside world.
"I release you from your vow" said
the tree whose roots kissed the stream waters.. knowing
that in letting go he would be kissed by many waters.
"I release you from your vow" .. the south pole..
Its opposite north pole: "always keep your word"
.. their union in equipoise.. in all embracing
tolerance of both: God
