perfect soul..

the man of knowledge forsakes the world in order to come into the beauty of all
he sees the way in his heart and goes there as a o ne that is drawn to a flame of love
he goes forward as a man that is naked inside and dives in to seek the jewel of
the non-dual which is the most prized nature in all the heavens and earth
for it carries no sorrow or longing or desire
it keeps itself pure always like the moon on a cloudless night
or the sun in it's zenith above the world with it's tumultuous going about in unrest
the man of knowledge is the lamb of God in the way of sacrificing the inner self of separate energy
to give it up and over to the unknown which is the absolute
he gives all unto this glory to become the same as this absolute
he does not know where the journey will end while wandering bare and naked to the elements of nature
he simply moves forward in the light that is offered by the Guru in which he has trusted his life
and all that he knows...
as he wanders, he seeks to be freed of the suffering that has come from being in duality and not understanding what is true and what is false in nature ...
he sets himself upright to be seen by the light of Shiva and be engulfed by this o ne essence that
is not compared in beauty to anything else...
he makes himself open to this glory and holds himself steady as a journeyer that knows nothing else ...

has he lived a life of perfection?
not always -- some have come to know God that have sinned greatly in this life and go onward as a way
to seek redemption and to cure what has ached inside due to very poor choices in this life ...
these ones go onward into the fires and are purified of all sins and all past actions
to be left whole and complete as they have always been
this shows that *all*can come into this perfect soul no matter the past deeds --
as it is the birthright of all humanity to be free...