Spirituality Without Borders: Kenosian Rhapsody

Friday, May 27, 2011

Kenosian Rhapsody

transparent pilgrim, light

flows everywhere, indigo ribboning

soul, fluid body this mine/

not mine

Eucharistic offering

flows toward me,

stops, as I embrace,

become one with

burst into flame firing dancing,

burns not consumes,

holy ground this, listen

small voice thunders

old ways, old days

past, yet new, shining

beautiful pottery breaks, roots

solid, tree reaches moving with ruach's benediction

hermit's hands, feet, side vibrate

resonance folly, Golgotha's moment,

taken, broken, offered, received

empowered, sent

mountains laugh, hills sing

six streams, one rushing river, ocean One

yet many,

winds chant monastic,

trees leaves, kaleidoscopic dawn

Lux Christi!

ruach: breath of God

Kenosis: filling by and with the Beloved

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About Eosaidh

A midwife of words and hearts. Dances with the mystics of all traditions, and is deeply interspiritual.

Eosaidh graduated with an M.Div. in 2015 and is about to begin his clinical MSW in the mental health field at the end of August. Eosaidh no longer attends a house of worship regularly, as it were, but practices various traditions spiritually. He is proud to have learn from the mystics who dance within Christianity, Judaism, the Sufi Way, Paganism, Buddhism and Hinduism, yet, ultimately, lets go of all these labels and just IS. His belief is that we must go beyond the walls of religious traditions to the Essence of All That Is. His spiritual practices are meditation and mindfulness.

Eosaidh is blessed to be gay. He is also blessed to left-handed.

Eosaidh believes we should leave the flaps of our tents open in welcome, offering a place of healing and refreshment. He doesn't believe one should take himself of herself too seriously as it is detrimental to their spiritual health.