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Shamballa School Esoteric PoetryJudgement Day - The Trial of Prometheus The Universe has Five Things to Say About Hearting
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Ode to LionsWhat began in Africa Is culminating in me now I am a roaring lion Charging the wheel of destiny and karma If I am wrong, stop me I mean no harm but I AM Spirit on the way back to the One If my bodies must go, then be gone Put the spear in the heart Stop their charge But my spirit will charge on What could possibly separate me From what I already AM Who will stand in front of a roaring charging lion Only the King And on His spear I gladly die He will find my centre And I will found His My charge is to that place for this The highest for the lowest Shamballa School WILL be My bones shake with the sound of His spear pounding the ground Here Here Here! A great shout taken up in the world Of all free souls Shamballa Shamballa Shamballa And I am charging you I want what you want I want what you want! Join or resist Lion or spear Either way we come together in His embrace His Will Will be done not ours On this earth, in these stones This is my time to charge This is my time I am done with limitation I am done with the wheel of Saturn I sound the deep destructive note Of my deathright For there is deathless hole Birthing in the centre of my charging life I do not feel sorry For the extinction of wild beasts The lions and tigers are leaving earth I feel blessed for the time They spent here The restraint they showed In not leaping lifewards sooner Holding form long enough To imprint our weary souls With the fiery mark of courage A cherry blossom is not A symbol of impermanence A stone is The blossom is so firmly anchored In the inner worlds That it can only spare three days To bloom in this one A stone has lived here so long It must be taken into the deepest fire At the centre of the earth In order to remember its true home Lions are like the blossoms A few short days And they must charge the wheel Climb on to the King’s spear And return to the wild call Of the monad They will not rest Until they roam once more the fire mist I would go When they go
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