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Hoarding Spiritual Books

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • May 12, 2020
  • 1 min read

hoarding spiritual books

Poem:

Adherence to contemplation and virtue can be your fine cuisine that way you can remain lean. While others like to eat it all you can just play pickleball. You can setup a pipeline to the divine and just continue to travel. You can go into enlightenment in advance of something happening. You can be completed before you begin. If you follow SatGuru protocol you will not get very old. Long time period meditation can become your custom - half hour periods are only for children. All subsets religion is the one to follow -if you are stuck into just one that is ridiculous. Your Third Eye could throb with more energy than a pulsar as long as you don’t ejaculate. To the enlightened the physical world becomes a foreign place. Your body being in it is just incidental. The form of preparation is meditation. The best use of time in isolation is contemplation. Your singularity can be your singular meeting with your Guru at age 33 that set you free. Your concentration can end up being a power prism. Hoarding spiritual books seems like a logical contingency during pandemic. You can be an all unknowing sage. You can train for an advanced stage.

A Poem by David Smith

May 12, 2020


 
 
 

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