Seeing the Good – poem

by | Consent Cycles, Good

consent cycles: inhabitable poems of wisdom

Orientation

I see through the world.

What I see clearly,
I belong to.

Seeing begets seeing.
Everything else follows.

Morning Alignment

This morning I consent to see,
as I stand in the Good.

I gather my attention.
I see from within.

I act from what I see.

Evening Release

What I saw today, I honor.
What I could not see, I release.

Conscious seeing remains.

I rest.

William Britten


Logion 94
Yeshua said:
Whoever seeks will find;
whoever knocks from the inside, it will open to them.


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