i see the light
or do i?
light was invisible
till your presence was lit
all i feel now is the presence
of your absence
and the visibility, the dark

Inspiration: Sadhguru
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My new post on my experience with sadhguru…along with a 5min sketch i made of him
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Love the sketch! Thanks for sharing 💐
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Presence of your absence- so many times we feel it. But we are not always able to bring it to surface.
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Very true, thanks for your thoughts.
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This could have been written to me. All I feel is the presence of her absence. This says it all.
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Exactly
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Such a pleasure to read these lines of yours which pose an enigma for the reader!
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Thanks Kunal :)
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Dear Sonya,
A very beautiful post. Thank you for it.
It brings to mind the the via negativa approach of “knowing” the Divine.
All good wishes,
robert
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Thanks Robert. Though your comment has me a little puzzled. Please do explain :)
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Dear Sonya,
Your beautiful poem reminded me of the apophatic approach to how we sometimes reach toward the Divine, or experience Her, in terms not of what it is, but what it is not. Via negativa is simply describing the Divine by what it is not, since it is indeed so unknowable in the typical, describable, intellectual sense.
A quote attributed to John Scotus Erigena summarizes this well:
“We do not know what God is. Even God cannot say what God is because God is not anything.. Literally God is not, because God transcends being.”
One finds an apophatic approach in most traditions, including Islam, Christianity, Judaism, the Sanatana Dharma traditions, Buddhism, and more.
All good wishes,
robert
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Interesting, Robert. Thank you.
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