minds are a source of light
life, a multi-coloured dome or prism
reflections define your identity.
it is what you choose to emit and absorb,
and how you process the flow.
does that vision reflect the deepest you
or what you can’t face about yourself?
your replicas give you pleasure
all those who echo your thoughts
willingly merge into your shadows,
do not question your values.
they lend much-needed security
their darkness give you an identity
their emptiness justify your outlines
face yourself in the Sun
recognize what looks bright
shines without borrowed light.
the mind becomes an originator
worlds will follow you anyway ….
who needs shadows or reflections?
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A very thoughtful write.
I especially liked these words:
“it is what you choose to emit and absorb,
and how you process the flow.”
I think most especially, how you process the flow, is important for all….perhaps this is called “attitude?”
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Absolutely right! Thanks, Lillian!
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Thought-provoking. I enjoyed this very much. We really can ignore our own light, getting caught up in reflections. Facing yourself in the sun….that is beautiful.
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Thank you so much!
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Freer than ever beFore..:)
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Wonderful! I like the play with the Caps lock.
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My Pleasure
Thanks
So
Much..:)
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The power of our mind and how we view the world ~
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We underestimate the power of our minds.
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Maybe we need to be that creator of light
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Followers often miss out on their own light. We need not go searching for it.
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I like the mind as an “originator”. Good point expressed in these lines: “it is what you choose to emit and absorb,
and how you process the flow.”
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Thank you, Frank!
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Beautiful advice.
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Thanks a lot!
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We do need to face the sun and slowly Be.
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You are right. Just Be.
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I love “what looks bright shines without borrowed light.” A poem of excellent advice.
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Thank you so much, Sherry!
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