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Sunday, August 12, 2012

The oneness question revisited * 8/12/12

One with everything,

forever and ever, and always,

is that it?

“Is that it”, is,

the least qualified search party

to send out on this questioning quest.

“Is that it”, as an occupancy,

would have to undergo

a paradoxical transformation

as its preliminary initiation

of this momentous process

as if it were an in-time ongoing-ness.

“Is that it’ would have to dissolve

of itself and unto itself

until whatever was the question,

whatever was the goal,

whatever was the need for return

to an understanding had ceased

and all of that,

that is of constituency,

had by natural cause,

refined and integrated

into a wholeness fabric

with no separation as its existence,

no recall or return,

no impetus to seek or sustain,

no identity of concept or being,

and certainly no measure in time

or with time,

nor with any sense of space

or declaration to occupy.

“Everything”, as of the question,

would have no dimensional sense

to partake in.

“Forever and always,”

as implied in the question,

are and were just curse word concepts

belittling with

human self-consciousness imposition

as distraction

by having the status of

reverent, relevant and consuming.

“Is that it”, entered the questioning pool

as if it were a rock

seeking depth-groundedness

and essential-source,

only to dissolve-evolve into this pool

as the medium itself,

fluid as essence, and being that

beyond differentiation,

muted and void to respond,

octaves of in-depth surroundings,

without reduction to return

into a lesser awareness medium.

The it of no it,

is not separate from it

but through and throughout,

without interruption in any way

to the nature, the nurture

and the presence

evoked by and from

the question itself.

Once as again:

Say it, without meaning,

without hurl or the sourcefulness

to stand as separate and hurl.

Say it, with a meaningless

voluminous empty-fullness,

senselessly absolute

and comprehensively unto itself,

complete . . .

“One with everything,

forever and ever,

oblivion,

as always is all ways. . .”

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