“Ocean” Cracked, “Elixir” Freed # 34

Man’s second nature –Finding long & short of Infinite.

It’s our reason to exist. When the time is right, tons of complicated things will get into your way. And you’ll be sucked into this, somehow. Eventually, you’ll reach a tipping point. And guess what? You’re in.

The next day, you might ask “G” – how old is Universe? It’ll probably tell you around 13.8 Billion years. And the very next moment you’ll say, “I heard, the Creator is Ageless! Immeasurable! Infinite!”

Well, is that true? How do you really know? And it all begins here.

Deepak Singh

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“Ocean” Cracked, “Elixir” Freed # 33

Dream and Reality, the two old friends – seeking “I’m” differently: end up on opposite sides of circle of life.

By reading this, you think – they probably should never meet. But, many times they meet while travelling in opposite worlds. I think, some magical sacred geometry helps them do this. Just to pass the right coded information of good and bad, in everything.

Deepak Singh

 

“Ocean” Cracked, “Elixir” Freed # 32

Look what I see: a lost connection with “inner artist”.

This link has been so lost, so long.

As layers of musical lives merge into one another, we seem to be gravitating away from our soul.

Get back that connection, you never had.

What’s in it? Find out.

Here’s the fix: Split or catch-up gets you where you put your foot on – Grass, sand or coal?

Deepak Singh

 

“Oasis” In The Midst Of “7” Words#137

Heavy “loads” open-up “Highways” for you.

Deepak Singh

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Ignite Your ‘Dust’ Into ‘Ashes’ #9

Endgame

Today look so, so good

I’m there

Feel like the end game

The point of no return

I’m on my way

Will this change

Probably not

It’s too late

You and me are the same chemistry

I’m sure – there will be thrills, spills and, afterwards, belly-aches

All the same barriers of staying in here

And getting out from here

Or, there

Deepak Singh

“Ocean” Cracked, “Elixir” Freed # 31

At the point of crisis – Master cell: “Keep himself in himself.”

In extremely dangerous situation, when life and death is on the line, mother cell takes over the control. At the edge of survival – when the end seems near (say: when you’re alone and, the supply is cut), the beauty of this cell turns the mind in its favor.

I can say it’s this way. I happened to be in this situation twice, where my very existence was in jeopardy. And yes, I felt the presence. I’ll not go in details, but still say surviving the tides was not tactical. It was less of a fear, more of a magical experience.

After the dust settled, I realized – “Live for today and enjoy every moment” is only one side of the coin. No species and I mean no species has a problem if Humans die. That is what is going to be. The real issue is that, we’ll die for the wrong reasons. Now is the point of crisis for the Earth. If you could plant a tree, or do something else for her, what a worthy final it will be.

Deepak Singh

“Ocean” Cracked, “Elixir” Freed # 30

Meaning is a “space shuttle” for “Journey back”.

If comfort was the answer, then we’ve been gone a long, long time. But, we didn’t. Meaning was never built to feel calm. It’s built to practice – “out of time” experience. Once you get comfortable in your life, you lose track of this experience.

Now, this is important!

Why something happened (personal loss, illness, or any other challenge) is the first step towards finding a purpose. Get over it. Or, go “under – land”. What’s down there? It’s hard to imagine. Solitary adventures are never cool- should you want to.

But here’s the rub. The poet says: “Hi, boys. How’s your meaning working?” And the boys look at each other and say: “what the hell is he talking about?”

Deepak Singh