THANKSGIVING ALMIGHTY CREATOR
Erle Frayne Argonza y Delago
O!
Father-Mother! Holiest of all Divinities!
Let
this humble rishi offer thoughts of praises
Thank
Thee so much for graces wisdom will
For
inspiration care compassion Self to wean
Behold!
This humble soul had climbed the heights
Thanks
to the opportune moments bounties too
The
will to shape myself like sculptor crafting
The
Self from rough stone sculpted now so fine
Till
finally at sojourn’s end am a Star at last
My
Light Body activated shining like lantern
So
mighty a Being is this Oversoul of mine
Can
heal and take down devils with balls of Light
Ensue
yet my own humble missions of hands on
Spread
the holy Teaching to enthused seekers
Protect
them mighty well from demons hostile
Till
they move forward ascend to higher climes
What
more to say to my true Father-Mother
Immeasurable
love and graces always offered
Like
cascading waters graces nourished me
Never
in want as I’ve to missions ensued
A
zillion thanks o! Mother-Father o’ all!
More
thanks to come as sojourn more will I
One
day to do more missions upon thy calling
To
Thee a humble servant will I ever be
[Philippines, 05
May 2010]
REFLECTION
Profuse
thanksgiving ought to be the attitude of everyone else to the Supreme Being and
the Divine Hierarchy that gave each and everyone of us the seed of life, the
enabling external conditions to grow in Spirit, and the ever-ready Divine Grace
upon those who are candidates for entry to nirvana, for attainment of moksha or liberation.
A
persistent attitude of thanksgiving ought to be coupled with thanksgiving to
all other beings—mineral, vegetative, sentient—that were part of the endowments
for allowing us to grow. Thanksgiving to the Prime Creator, yet coupled with
persistent hostile attitude towards fellow humans (inclusive of one’s own
family members) and indifference to mother nature’s endowments, speaks of one
as a demoniac whose devotion to the Creator is a mere superficiality or
braggadocio.
Find
time to offer prayers and thoughts of thanksgiving from morning till bedtime.
This is the essential act of bhakti or devotion, which is a much better
expression of bhakti than the routine visit to church on a weekend. Those same
people who regularly go to church do so on weekends, and so they exhibit a
toxic superficiality in devotion.
Ra
April
2011
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