you can look for yourself on the parched ocean you can look for yourself on the breaking waves of the desert on the flatness of the mountains that speak or even on the heights of the low valley that is silent and slow through the brittle shell of years you might count the days and the nights and here in this world without color you could paint the picture of what you are not the picture of what you are is already within your grasp or hanging framed on your own wall these are times of change and wonder just as the oracle said they would be where will you go and what will you do when you get there when you finally get so very tired that you cannot go even one more step stop where you are and look around no one can say what it is that you will see but you can be absolutely certain of what you will not see
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the whisper of the bones is empty
the whisper of the dirt is empty
on days of solid steel
and nights that are riveted into place
we answer to whispers
we answer to the truth
but what is truth
did someone ask that
if you cannot see the truth
you might as well be blind
if you cannot hear the truth
you might as well be deaf
whisper to the bones
say one word yes
whisper to the dirt
say one word yes
the truth isn't one thing for you
and another for everyone else
go now there is nothing more
about this that I could ever tell you
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I confess I can easily lose myself
in the distant shimmers of heat
that rise from the flat earth
a dust mite morning in california
by james lee jobe
Sarah Jarosz - Tell Me True
We can aspire to be kind right in the moment, to relax and open our heart and mind to what is in front of us right in the moment. Now is the time. If there's any possibility for enlightenment, it's right now, not at some future time.
-Pema Chödrön
Whoever knows that the mind is a fiction & devoid of anything real knows that his own mind neither exists nor doesn't exist.
-Bodhidharma
I've always wanted to go to Switzerland to see what the army does with those wee red knives.
-Billy Connolly
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