You’re not on your way. You’re here.
Perfection is in every moment.
The divinity that you are is displaced
by the movement
of defining through time and space.
You’re not incomplete. You’re whole.
Not just this self, but source and soul.
Simply realize that there is nothing you need.
From every plant comes this humble seed.
You’re not on your way. You’re here.
Perfection is in every moment.
10/10
In each flicker of now, we unfold,
a cosmic tapestrula ever in bloom.
Not on a journey to reach some distant realm,
but already nestled within the womb of perfection.
We find divinity in stillness,
not in the restless chasing of definitions.
It’s as if we’ve etched ourselves onto the fabric of spacetime,
only to realize that our true essence is beyond all dimensions.
Here, in the abyss of the moment,
we are complete: not merely selves,
but source and soul, intertwined in an intricate ballet.
An unbreakable circle in a world fond of straight lines.
There is nothing we need, for we are the culmination of all things.
From the microcosm of our very cells to the macrocosm of the universe,
we find that each plant, each life form, each humble seed,
is but a reflection of our inherent completeness.
We are not on our way; we are eternally here,
in an unending sequence of perfect moments.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We discover the perpetual perfection within each fragment of existence, realizing that our pursuit for wholeness only diverts us from recognizing our inherent completeness.
Glossarium
- Flicker of now: The ever-changing but always present moment.
- Cosmic tapestrula: A constantly unfolding, multi-dimensional tapestry of all that exists.
- Abyss of the moment: The deep, immeasurable aspect of the now where all things are complete.
- Unbreakable circle: The unity and wholeness we embody, contrasting with the world’s propensity for divisions and boundaries.
“Be here now. Be someplace else later. Is that so complicated?”
— David M. Wallace
What elusive aspects of the now have you unearthed? Can you feel the circular embrace of your own completeness?
Leave a Reply