Saturday, March 12, 2016

CONVERSATIONS KILLS



I want a new dialog. I want new words and new visions because I am tired of listening to what is coming. “Coming” has no bearing on our moment – but the moment has everything every thing to do with what will be –

I want delicious, juicy, and enticing expressions from the heart – the ones that hold me hostage the second they leave your mind. I want emotion and designation dripping with substance - I know it is out there… Let’s talk about it.

But I guess the present is far too boring for most, so the same mantras project and persist like a bad advertisement for spirituality - (the redundancy becomes insolent and so very annoying) because there isn’t a new paradigm; it is simply the old one wrapped up in a pretty package, and the parallels haven’t shifted they are still in alignment.  I want that old adage to melt away.

The universal voice is still crying aloud just as gravity still pulls at the heartstrings. And nothing is darker than force that sucks the life out of us when all our hopes are shattered by needless delusional mind chatter.

We read and hear about a formidable future that no one could possibly know of and then, the future shows up in a different form and all bets are off when that ‘moment” rose without monumental change. Enter disappointment – the sad are even sadder, and the believers turn to stone.

The only survivors are the ones who knew instinctively the grandest miracles are afoot – and those miracles? They were just too ordinary and obvious to speak about for the masses.

But appreciation can come in like a breath of fresh air when we pause for just the slightest sound that lights up the imagination.  Remember that? Remember what it is like to hear the distant bell, a cricket in the grass or the trill of a bird in flight and talk about it?

Those are just a few of the important conversations that are wafting around above us waiting to be captured again and embraced.  Tell me, please tell me what you hear.
Hold my hand and give a small squeeze of acknowledgment with your words.  The premise might look like this: Is it real?  Is it purposeful?  Does it add merit to the missing pieces of the moment so it doesn’t end up depending on a future that hasn’t happened?

And while wasting time trying to manufacture prophecies of brilliance and enlightenment takes the edge off a dull day (yes - I get that) if it was only understood how much power we actually hold over our future through conversation of immediacy; it would change the way we think and speak about our “now”.  We would certainly talk with the highest amount of inner respect for more succulent vocabulary toward our self and others. 

Karma, (our echo) is power, intrepid and real – for better or worse, it all returns.   Again, in terms of this moment… abundant gratitude will reign favorable.

So the dead ideals that are still aimlessly drifting and alighting into the unconscious are vapid yet, systemic - and it is more than time to bring an awareness to a society that is suffocating by an antiquated “what if’” because tomorrow never comes.

Why create scenarios with insidious talk of doom and gloom through repeated regurgitation of self-righteous atrocities? Past dramatic scenarios come at a huge price and end up escalating the problems (keeping them alive) instead of finding resolution; it also thwarts any progress in purposeful language.

Let’s raise the bar to beautiful articulation with grace in our hearts and our voice now. 
It doesn’t have to be complex, we can converse in simplicity, one that has depth and meaning as 
there is an abundance of subtly found in an effortless, flowing, and real-time conversation.  (dl)


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