Thou Art That
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Thou Art That
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Down in a hole
No way to speak – no hope
Untie this venom
In loss – in lack
Pictures of Home
You thought you'd thrown away
Now see them hanging
You put them there
You see It starting to unveil
Release and stillness will prevail
Like silence rendered by the snow
Evaporate, renounce, un-know
Faraway shore
You never left so you
Can never go back
So say goodbye
Awareness restored
The hologram confess
How it is written
At One, at Rest
Freedom in being
A fractal's grace is more
Than the external
Guilt falls away
Lunar extinction
Forsaking birth and death
Vibrating Prana
You burn in bliss
You see It starting to unveil
Release and stillness will prevail
Like silence rendered by the snow
Evaporate, renounce, un-know
In dreamless sleep awaken Now
In Now abide, embody Light
The Light vibrates its Unity
Now Unified, no you or me
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