[Drifter]

I Who Speak

Sometimes As I Write, the 'I' becomes "We” and yet remains 'I.'
There is a Consciousness which, while It remains One, is a symphony of harmoniously blended parts.
I write, and I watch myself writing.
I Know, and yet I wonder at the knowing.
I am the student and, at the same time, I am the Teacher.
As Teacher, I stand in Majesty looking upon the world below.
As student, I look up humbly and amazed.
I speak and, presently, there blends with my voice the melodious Voices of Others.
One Meaning in many tones is unfolded.
So the tones of the seven-stringed Lyre are all sounded; one here, another there, in groups and, finally, all together.
And before this Melody I sit entranced, filled to the brim and more.
I who Speak none will ever know until, on that final Day he finds Himself, when I appear in all My Glory.


---Dr. Franklin Merrell Wolff

Love is the path to the future,

In my Heart there burns A Flame . . . ,
and It's A Holy Fire . . . ,
How I long to be with Him . . . ,
And That's My One Desire . . .


---Drifter

Originally Posted by Profpat Thank you Drifter fot the following quote from uncle Albert: "The most beautiful and most profound 'emot-'ion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the power of all true science . . . To know that what is impenetrable to us actually exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiante beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primitive forms---this knowledge, this feeling, is at the center of true religiousness." ---Albert Einstein I wish I knew of this quote before. It would have helped me a lot when some people claimed my Idea was too metaphysical. Thanks also for the other links; you as a teacher assign a lot of homework. Best to you, Pat