FULNESS

‘Forty Acres Mistery’ (C) Geoff Hall, 2021.

“The symbol is not an abstract representation of ideas; it is, rather, a concrete manifestation of Truth.” Richard Saint Victor.

The Christ is the fulness of the Deity, or put another way:

The Cosmos is the fulness of the Divine.

 Everything is an expression of this fulness, Which works in all and through all.

Even,

The chill winter wind, that makes the naked trees and hedges shiver.

This too, is an expression of fulness.

The frozen marshland water, with dogs walking on it (Messiah-like) but the ice doesn’t even complain, with a cracking solid-water whelp.

This too, is an expression of fulness.

The whisps of chill-white clouds, moving slowly like jack frost spreading across a window, or like angel contrails. Imagine it, now…

Yes. This too, is an expression of fulness.

Tightened skin blasted by an arctic wind, this brr-azenly fleshed man...

Is also an expression of fulness.

When lovers kiss and caress, connecting flesh and spirit.

This also, is an expression… of fulness.

In this Cosmic fulness, the Divine lives and fills everyone.

And that means me...

And that means you...

And that means (most importantly) US...

Think about it

the next time you

feel like despairing.

Reject the scarcity

project of our Political

Masters and see that life

is an abundance

managed badly by

those who want to

hide it on an Island (or two)

of secret transactions

aimed at screwing us...

but, the day is coming

when we will

WAKE UP!

and the Islands

will be no more.

Swamped by the tide

of justice.

For if we are not

about justice, and

in silence

consent to their

INJUSTICE,

then we have no

claims for a higher

moral ground.

Which tide do you

want to be a part of?

The flow of Fulness or

the ebbing tide of

SCARCITY?

AN ASIDE:

(People who have lots of niggling questions, have failed to come to terms with Paradox and live in a world of scarcity).

“…the fragmentation of the self has its origin not only in the incomplete worldview of material realism, but also in the nature of the ego-identity. If we, in our separate, fragmented egos, want to be whole again, we not only have to understand the situation intellectually, we must also delve into our inner reaches to experience the whole.” Amit Goswami.

Jack Stanza