Buddhism: IslandsA Poem by Rogie-Dodgewe are islandsI am an island, A small mountain surfacing From the sea of samsara. My ego arises. It sits atop the summit Surveying its surroundings. It grasps at reality, Making its models, Marking its maps. These I desire. These I despise. These are friends. These are foes. These are not real. Merely markings on a mental map. I do not see the truth That is buried beneath the waves of awareness. The island that is me, The island that is you, The islands that surround us, All are peaks of a greater mountain, A universal oneness that lies below.
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1 Review Added on March 16, 2014 Last Updated on April 7, 2014 Tags: Philosophy, Buddhism, Life, Spirituality, Meaning, Self, Emptiness, Identity, Oneness AuthorRogie-DodgeNewcastle, NSW, AustraliaAboutJust me. Got some major issues to deal with. Geeky, Aspie, Techy, Cheeky. === I'll be going away in a month or two. Maybe for a number of years. I won't have access to internet for putting.. more..Writing
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