Author: Enlightenment Angels

I always stood still

though tall in a shadow

scattered with fear.

Then came a window

left wide open

only to walk

the tightrope in.

From the sands of time

through which I sift

it’s now the direction

of the sun I shift.

In the beat of a heart

it all shines through

The love, the light, it’s in all of you.

Somewhere between

the rock and the tree and love’s jubilee

I found you all

in the finesse of me.

Again came the call

from a distant squall

one I’ve heard

my entire life.

The one I know

for we must follow.

It’s harmony that sings

with the joy it brings

in the gospel we hear

to make the choice

from a voice so clear.

It is as it is,

as it always was.

It echoes through eternity

down the path that guides me.

The divinity inside thee

has…

A sliver of sunlight is all that remains as I wander into the darkness of this chasm, I do not expect this light to last for much longer.  It is cold, muggy and damp down here. There is no path down here except for a craggy rock formation that resembles a half constructed spiral staircase.  The solitary mechanism leading me through these depths is a suspicion that somewhere I can find my intuition and shadow it all the way to safety.  I come upon a concealed corner and I peek around it with caution.  Wouldn’t you know it? There it is, my intuition barely reflecting a likeness to a light of hope through a narrow hallway.  The maze of hazy reflection looks to be an opening towards a way out of this unfamiliar underworld, or it could be a direct path to hell.

The flashlight flickers violently against the constricted…

By Dr. Perry, PhD

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“Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.” ~Marilyn Monroe

We are living in a world where we are able to form a virtual reality presence on a number of different platforms. Currently, we have YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and numerous other social media and dating apps available to us. Many of us use these apps recreationally for a healthy amount of time. Current research shows that 88% of 18 to 29-year-olds indicate that they use some form of social media, specifically, 78% among ages 30 to 49, 64% among those ages 50 to 64 and 37% among Americans 65 and older. It is estimated there will be 2.67 billion social network users by 2018. For those able to maintain a healthy and responsible relationship with their online presence this is a wonderful way to stay connected to others. It opens a…

A chance encounter

Sunlight around slim columns

Chasing coy shadows

In response to Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge “Slim and Chance”

I took this photo in the autumn morning light in Pisa. I know that it is one of “those things” that everyone goes to see, but, up close it is the most extraordinarily beautiful piece of architecture.

We stayed for a while as the light changed and the shadows moved across the surface and changed it from a misty dream into a stark, classical marvel.

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