The Jesus I Knew

The Jesus I Knew



I thank God for the honesty and virility of Jesus religion which makes us face the facts and calls us to take a man's part in the real battle of life.
Henry Van Dyke

for Eugene aronsky, Evalynn J. Saeyang, Rene Allen, Lisa Frost

i.

Shielding eyes with His grace

Staying close to Him

Disarm angry devil

Stolen by Satan

Soul-retrieval

With Jesus

ii.

Unlocked gate:

A few deep breaths with Prayer

Reaching the top

Casting off mud

Forgetting scratch marks

Starting at zero

I pray

iii.

twin towers fell

Ocean of tears

Breach in nature

Boundless darkness.

Refilling the mind with

Ten Commandments

Shanti Shanti*

Golden age revisits the earth



NOTES

Shanti is Peace that transcends understanding.

Comments

  1. Santosh KumarJanuary 21, 2011 at 5:37 PM

    The whole world experienced ocean of tears as the twin towers fell during terrorist attack. Earth will smile again if we don't forget Ten Commandments.

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  2. Santosh KumarMay 18, 2011 at 7:01 PM

    The recent violence and bloodshed in Egypt, Libya and Pakistan leaves no doubt in our minds that we are indifferent toward the wise teachings of ancient sages and prophets. We should always remember "When I am humble, I am strong".
    My mission through my blogs is to create a world free from violence.The ancient sacred values of love and peace with abiding human interest should guide our life.

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