#TenderTuesday . . . . are we not ‘all’ a bit of Peter Pan?

“There could not have been a lovelier sight;
but there was none to see it except a little boy
who was staring in at the window. He had had ecstasies
innumerable that other children can never know;
but he was looking through the window at the one joy
which he must be for ever barred.”


~ J.M. Barrie, “Peter Pan.” (The Return Home).












Illustration by Scott Gustafson.
text & image source: Nina Mera/ Edmund Dulac https://www.facebook.com/Oct2282/

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High recognitions . . . . unbroken ties

“Time and again, human creatures who were closely connected to each other
in past earthly lives will be brought together by a power
that is unfathomable to human beings!”

– Roselis von Sass (Atlantis, The End of a Continent)
The writer draws inspiration from “The Grail Message”
(In The Light of Truth) by Abd-ru-shin
 
 
 
 
 
 








Text & image source: Garden of Illumination https://web.facebook.com/Garden-of-Illumination-1433140463620723/

Silence!

“Silence

It has a sound, a fullness.
It’s heavy with sigh of tree,
and space between breaths.
It’s ripe with pause between birdsong
and crash of surf.
It’s golden they say.
But no one tells us it’s addictive.”

― Angela Long












Text & image source: Harmony https://www.facebook.com/578149188866564/

Riches of spirits beautify the human countenance

Riches of spirits beautify the human countenance

and let arise compassion and respect.

In every being the spirit expresses itself in the eyes,

in the expression and in all gestures and movements

of the body. Our appearance, our words, our

deeds are never greater than we are ourselves.

For the soul is our dwelling; our eyes

our window; and our words their emissaries.

.

Khalil Gibran












Text & image source: Johanna von Bernus @ The Celestial Sanctum https://www.facebook.com/groups/celestialsanctum/?tn-str=*F

High recognitions . . . the chalice containing the mystery of life…

“The people of Atlantis knew that in the Supreme Heaven lived a King, who was the Lord of
them all. Their lives depended on Him, for in His hands was also the chalice containing the
mystery of life… This knowledge filled them with great joy and pride… But they also had an
intuitive feeling that, at every moment, they should show themselves worthy of the gift of
their human condition. King Parsifal would not recognize unworthy human beings as His
subjects…”

– Roselis von Sass (Atlantis, The End of a Continent)
The writer draws inspiration from “The Grail Message”
(In The Light of Truth) by Abd-ru-shin
 
 
 
 
 
 








Text & image source: Garden of Illumination https://web.facebook.com/Garden-of-Illumination-1433140463620723/

There is a stage after which language fails us.

 

There is a stage after which language fails us.
When you step into the zone of love, you won’t need language.”

~ The Forty Rules of Love












Text & image source: Amin Muhammad @ Mystic Rhythm of sufi love https://www.facebook.com/groups/307307479949063/?tn-str=*F

#PoeticThursday . . . Life’s worth living when we say, October!

“Crispy air and azure skies,
High above, a white cloud flies,
Bright as newly fallen snow.
Oh the joy to those who know October!
Colors bright on bush and tree.
Over the weedy swamp, we see
A veil of purple and brown and gold.
Thy beauty words have never told. October!
Scolding sparrows on the lawn,
Rabbits frisking home at dawn,
Pheasants midst the sheaves of grain,
All in harmony acclaim, October!
Brown earth freshly turned by plow,
Apples shine on bended bough,
Bins o’erflowed with oats and wheat,
And satisfaction reigns complete. October!
Radiant joy is everywhere.
Spirits in tune to the spicy air,
Thrill in the glory of each day.
Life’s worth living when we say, October!”

By Joseph Pullman Porter.












Artist https://
www.deviantart.com/schiraki
Text & image source: Snowwolfs Woodland Nook https://www.facebook.com/Snowwolfswoodlandnook/