A Personal Belief
God.
Goddess.
All that is.
Magick.
Angels.
Spirit.
Divinity in all of its glorious and varied splendour...it is, without the slightest hesitation or doubt of thought, surrounding us at all times.
Whether we as individuals perceive it (or are even open enough of heart and mind to perceive it) in the roaring chaos of the most violent storm or blissful calm of a simple sunset, or not at all, it does not change what it is. Whether we connect with the divine and the universe through storm or song or rhythm or color or light, we each perceive that supreme divinity in the universe that surrounds us and brings us joy and peace at our darkest times. And like a note of music, we each hear and understand it in our own unique way.
There is a grand joy in understanding this and realizing that each one if us, in this way, is both an instrument and a resonance of the divine. You can hear it and dance with it and glow with the joy that it brings you, you can shine so that those around you see more clearly, or you can ignore it and merely be the observer of others in the bliss of their own music...and perhaps take solace in that. But regardless of whether you are the dancer, or the audience, or the music, we are ALL a part of the grand symphony of the universal being in whatever form you may understand it.
I like to flit between all three.
Just say'n.
Goddess.
All that is.
Magick.
Angels.
Spirit.
Divinity in all of its glorious and varied splendour...it is, without the slightest hesitation or doubt of thought, surrounding us at all times.
Whether we as individuals perceive it (or are even open enough of heart and mind to perceive it) in the roaring chaos of the most violent storm or blissful calm of a simple sunset, or not at all, it does not change what it is. Whether we connect with the divine and the universe through storm or song or rhythm or color or light, we each perceive that supreme divinity in the universe that surrounds us and brings us joy and peace at our darkest times. And like a note of music, we each hear and understand it in our own unique way.
There is a grand joy in understanding this and realizing that each one if us, in this way, is both an instrument and a resonance of the divine. You can hear it and dance with it and glow with the joy that it brings you, you can shine so that those around you see more clearly, or you can ignore it and merely be the observer of others in the bliss of their own music...and perhaps take solace in that. But regardless of whether you are the dancer, or the audience, or the music, we are ALL a part of the grand symphony of the universal being in whatever form you may understand it.
I like to flit between all three.
Just say'n.