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By eating more verdure you can have more verdure

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Dec 23, 2019
  • 2 min read

By eating more verdure you can have more verdure Poem: Does a false conviction help a malamat Sufi ascend? After twenty five years of waste you are left with just bare naked enlightenment. Elimination is the paradigm. Simran takes over all the time. Dear God, please let me have two hours of bliss, then let the idiotic contradictions of the West took place thereafter. Autonomy is an essential element of well-being that is why I always seek complete freedom. You can follow the nature flow of your prana so you don’t have to go slow. You can recite Simran until you go right through death’s door. Instead of looking for a special situation you can just go into it. The meeting with your Guru can be sensational. If you maintain the quiet and avoid a lot of racket you can always repeat it. You can go out of body first and then exercise that alone will save you. After that you can do what you want within the limits of ethos generated by logos. A life-inspiring glance is the best solution for old men. If you drink green tea you can be concentric and centripetal like Hakuin you don’t need any saki. You can have sabi and wabi instead and write Haiku. You could get a Doctorate while studying in Japan. Just sitting in contemplation can be your summation. You can acquire a relative pax americana just by adapting simplicity. It turns out that not being enlightened is the principal source of pollution and eliminating it is the solution. By eating more verdure you can have more verdure. A Poem by David Smith December 23, 2019 #falseconviction #verdure #santdarshansingh #sabi #wabi #haiku #japan #paxamericana #simplicity


 
 
 

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