Light
Sparkling vibrations in space
Scenes give life face
Vibrant colors pleasing eye
Sometimes laughter sometimes cry
Beauty not always perceived
Seeing what’s believed
Our view always filtered by
Light in portals reflect mind’s eye
Allow what you want to know
On your screen to help you grow
Glory available beyond dreams
As well as death door screams
Sacred profane much offered you
Enhancing experience sometimes blue
Realize the contrast defines sight
Up informs down dark birthing light
Project white light be a forceful haven
Outshine places projecting craven
A beacon of good bright clear intention
Channel goodness without self-rejection
Let sparks within find their expansion
Grow multiply inside your mansion
Let your path be pure compassion
Serving to guide no matter fashion
Reflect on the view of outside source
Let integrity be your favored boss
Do you make conscious choices about what you take in and what you put out?
What is the opportunity in choices you make for creating your inner and outer world?
– Stewart Levine ©
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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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