Shedding skins that tightly bind

Moving doors expanding to find

Space to get bigger in your mind

Searching for comfort being kind

For some life is routine that’s fixed

For others variety in their mix

Always important know your home

Although each juncture you go alone

Each step onto the next rung

Personal voices direct that lunge

Often not knowing your path

Wide or narrow cut of swath

One step then another

Honor sister and brother

We make mistakes on our trail

Forgetting our holy grail

Each step comforts your beast

Feeding hunger with a new feast

Remember it’s not them or you

Finding your way all winners too

As you ponder your next steps

God inside guides and directs

First choose where then choose who

In that order to yourself be true

Remember what lights your path

Honor the presence of a heavenly bath

Look for the essence taking care of all

No reason in this world to fall

Where do you need to explore?

What are you searching for and what questions intrigue you?

– Stewart Levine ©

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Stewart Levine

I have always been a seeker, always looking for the answers to what seekers ponder. I can remember Dr. Maxwell Maltz and Psychocybernetics; Dr. Carl Rogers On Becoming a Person. Moving through my legal training and practicing law the focus was always about people and how to better their lives. All that searching, reading, studying and introspective work culminated in this collection of daily readings for seekers.

My work in the world has progressed from fighting legal cases to mediating divorces to helping people understand the essentials of relationship and collaborating to these poems. How can we collaborate effectively and work with each other in harmony to create the world we seek. How can we mindfully enable this world to become a place that works for all.

My prayer is that through introspection using these poems as a guide we can all grow together in making the world the Heaven on Earth we all aspire toward.

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