by William Britten | Poems in Song, Attention, Cynthia Bourgeault, Poems-Benedictions-Intentions |
Crafting poems as songs. From whatever words and phrases arrive during Lectio Divina. Tintern Abbey was founded in 1131, and inhabited by the Cistercian monks for 400 years until Henry VIII decided he didn’t like the monks and signed the Dissolution of Monasteries act...
by William Britten | Consent Cycles, Good |
consent cycles: inhabitable poems of wisdom OrientationI see through the world. What I see clearly, I belong to. Seeing begets seeing.Everything else follows.Morning AlignmentThis morning I consent to see,as I stand in the Good.I gather my attention.I see from...
by William Britten | Meditations on the Tarot, Gospel of Thomas, Law of Three |
Quod est superius est sicut quod est inferius — “That which is above is like that which is below.” Originating from the Emerald Tablet, this is the central axiom of Hermetic philosophy, affirming the interconnectedness of all levels of reality. In the...
by William Britten | Consent Cycles, Good |
Consent cycle poetry on the relationship of goodness truth and beauty OrientationTruth, beauty, goodness— three faces, inseparable.When I hunger for them, the day opens.When I reach for advantage, they vanish like mist.Morning AlignmentI stand where
Truth is...
by William Britten | Kingdom of Heaven, Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas, Imaginal Realm, Meditations on the Tarot |
“I Am is the formula of revelation in the world of the existence of the divine essence of Jesus, such as ‘I am the door’, ‘I am the true vine’.” Meditations on the Tarot The Kingdom Vision: No Separation “Jesus was talking about the kingdom of...
