the heart is a mind

The heart is a mind

outside of time.

The heart does not use the senses

as a paging service,

for there are no nanoseconds

used in its customary delivery.

Only the heart,

in parallel to the brain,

takes to recognition

from a brain style approach.

Otherwise the heart is one with all,

without the requirement of time

as an escort to function.

From a mindset standpoint,

this is all dismissible,

for the mind features bleachers,

and bystanders’ positions

and stories for the telling in time,

while the heart has oceans and fields

and expansions beyond claim-ability.

The mind has compassion

sent from the heart

by order of the brain,

while the heart has empathy,

oneness, and grandness of being.

The mind communicates.

The heart immerses and conveys.

The heart has a quantum method

of speech

while the brain requires a language

of insulation, isolation and separation

to encourage agreement

dependent on these methods above.

The heart pulses with celebration

across all mediums and inner space.

The mind generates thoughts,

fashions motivations,

seeks recourse, enunciates callouts,

declares and articulates positions,

pronounces unions

and watches for experience

to unfold its expectations.

The heart has no pain in radiance,

any logic or demand to define.

The mind longs for a secret life

mentored by the heart.

The heart does not seek

to speak to another

for there is no distance,

no real separation,

no comeback need.

One heart is all hearts

as the mind would conceive of it

to satisfy and justify itself

in its mindful way.

Heart is ever the advance

while the mind is ever the conceive,

the identify, the certify,

and the retentive account.

The heart metaphorically

is an aquarium

that has no exterior walls.

There is no outside looking in.

The heart has no audience perspective.

The mind is a long journey,

step-by-step, leap-by-leap,

the story expanding,

as the audience becoming the stage.

The heart is a mind outside of time.

The brain is a mind inside of time.

So where in your living

does your life

come from for you?