You touch me, permeating from the other side of the surface of a waking dream, a mirror house that makes you wonder what is real? What makes you other than me? I enter you when I surrender laughter breaks the spell the pieces shatter and melts like snowfall into water that like truth, takes the shape of what it feels but remains unchanged no matter what held it I am only a vessel
inderjit …
@inder · 1:32
Oh, I absolutely loved soaked completely and drenched in your poem. Thank you. Thank you. The seeming is fantastic and I love the image as well that you put together. But it also brought Me to Me to share something and respond to your poetry. And this one's called Sundance. Enjoy the contrast and enjoy the same message that you're delivering through your poem
Arya Sunyata
@theheartdrive · 1:44
Thank you so much for sharing that. I think for me, when I wrote this poem, I was actually quite deep in some of my Buddhist studies, and I think I was actually reading through the damaada. And there was a lot of there's a lot of metaphors, obviously, around what things seem, what we think. The illusion the illusion of what our eyes get tricked by. But it's always good to remember at the core of the illusion is to be a child of joy
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
inderjit …
@inder · 4:34
Don't take me seriously at all. Your poems are absolutely gorgeous and they bring out the aching beauty inside of us. And when we write from that deep place, I have this belief that it's nothing or none of us writing, it's being written through us. It's the divine consciousness that flows through us. We're only instruments of expression. We are only the flutes through which the music is played
Arya Sunyata
@theheartdrive · 4:04
Zen is very interesting as well. I finally settled for my own personal, I guess, belief system. I don't even know if you want to call it that on Zochan the Great Perfection. So I listened to your other post. That was in Hindi and Urdu, right? It was both. And I lost all my Hindi when I was a child. And I don't speak or do, but there is a quality of wisdom that comes through your voice