More than Words !

the fragrance of Prana flows inward and outward, to the imbue space- manifesting as the blessed silence, the silence that is my heart the silence is full of never expressible bliss the silence is bliss my dear Sophia, I know you feel this.... the flowers of spiral ascension that my heart feels the fire of Kundalini kindles, the whirlwind of Chakras, I know you feel this, the tremor and silence, the freedom from all methods, ...in the garden of methods, cultures and religions, I have grown but I am not them, I love them but I renounce all I renounce my name, my gender, my ego, my identity I renounce 'myself', I renounce all ...still I am here, not with effort, but effortless do you see Sophia, I am you now I offer you my emptiness for I am empty I offer you my silence for I am silence

.. the alchemist sees something of the beyond, she sees the innumerable sublimation, distillation and congelations  of that which is not just the matter, but the spirit  she sees the movements and turnings of vibrations,   of entangled wits, intertwined humor  she is inflamed with the sublimity of philosophy,  she becomes and is philosophy herself she can channel Hermes,  she finds his energy floating and flowing around her she, the pure heart, the alchemist  she, the Hermes  she the beholder of Golden Panacea  she is open, free and accepting, for she knows,  ' scientia non habet inimicum nisp ignorantem ' that knowledge has no enemy but ignorance  and ignorance is the ultimate beast  her being is ignited by celestial fire, her being fertile she impregnates the mind, the body and the soul the nature is her reflection, she is the reflection of nature  she, the Alchemist, the Devi, the Dakini  she, the Mother, the Gaia

In most of the ancient philosophy, religion and school of thoughts, man is seen as an objective creature. It is very recent that we have started to define man as an subjective entity. Man was seen as THERIOMORPHIC. Which simply means that man was seen in the form of the beast. Man was not special. He was not superior to the rest of the planet. He was a part of that beast family. Just look at the imagery of the Egyptian gods, the head of the man is shown as an animal. As a beast. It is same with the Vedas, the most revered and auspicious among the god is an elephant 'Lord Ganesha'. It was not a question of possibility but the acceptance of the planet as a whole. The nature can take any form. A monkey, a rat, a bird or emptiness. Man was not presumed to be the center of gravity.   The Dancing Ganesha (Nritya Ganesha) Today man has made himself regardless of the nature. He finds himself as the observer and not the observed. His spirit is not the spirit of the nature.