I am a myriad of contradictions. I am
immeasurable. Some days I want to be smothered in affection, praise and
passion. I want to drown in earnestness. Other days however, I want nothing but
solitude. I want to bury myself into a tunnel full of secret mazes and get lost
there for hours at a stretch. It's called balance.
Some days I utter words of sweet maple syrup
dripping down the rim of my lips. Phrases so sweet that honey is put to shame.
Other days however, I transform into a poisonous Queen Cobra. No mercy on any
living being, I spit venom right at the target, where it hurts. It's called
balance.
Some days I am inspired to work hard like my
life depends on it, you know, like ants or honeybees. Constantly in touch with
efficiency and independancy. Other days however, I might as well impersonate a
sloth. I wish for nothing more than to move at 2 metres per minute. It's called
balance.
Some days I resist the gravitational forces of
love and become astray. I walk my own path which has a name. It is called
Detachment Street. On this street, there is only one resident; me. No one is
allowed to enter or to cross through this path but me. Other days however, I
shift into my other home. This is placed in the center of Temptation Street.
Multiple homo sapiens are allowed to tresspass and meet me at the crossroads.
It's called balance.
Some days I yearn to communicate through a
series of collisions of our mouths, raw and real. Fondling, tasting and unfolding
secrets. Other days however, I long for nothing and no one. I do not require
any one to lay a finger on me, let alone embrace me. Stay far away and do not
enter my personal space. It's called balance.
So you see, what I'm really trying to preach
is that life is all about contradictions. Life in itself is a beautiful
contradiction. Without paradoxes, where what we be? Boring and dull.
Contradictions and complexities are what make us enthralling.
- Miss Sajhwani
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11.18.2015
Contradictions
11.17.2015
Sunsets and Sages
Smoky haze of purple and gold clouds
Overpowering the tall shrouds
Murky waters lurking around the town
Humans on the pavement full of frowns.
Large paintbrushes skipping across the canvas sheets
An army of feathered friends swooping in a fleet
Sunbeams splintering through the atmosphere
City lights dimming as they near a tear.
Flickering forces shaded a dark orange and pink
The large ball of red making its debut to sink
Smoldering hearts full of desire
In a bright aching fire
Intertwining nerve cells with my sage
Envisioning the vast world as our own stage
Sipping hand in hand the poisoned potion
As the dimly lit burst of flame took its position
Savoring my sage, we slithered all night in full motion.
- Larisha Sajhwani
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11.13.2015
True Friend
I just wanted to take a moment from my day
To let you know that I most definitely pray
Full of gratitude, praise and a feeling of being happy
I'll try my level best not to make this all sappy.
Whenever I feel low and alone,
I want to buzz away, far far away, like a drone
In comfort of finding you,
Someone that doesn't come by often. Only very few.
I take pride in calling you a true friend,
A concept alien and very few following the trend.
A handful accept silence over conversation,
Not someone who constantly acts petty and delves in silly persuasion.
To me, you instill a sharp glow
Where intellectual talks flow
I feel like I've found some sort of treasure
Difficult to explain or to measure.
To God I am grateful,
For I know I will be faithful.
For true friends are hard to find,
Together we shall explore sometime,
And if we are in it together, we shall truly shine.
- xx Larisha
8.25.2015
Moment of Calm
Forgive, but Forget?
What exactly is “The Moment of Calm?” It’s a global initiative for World Peace.
It’s main purpose is to bring calmness into our hearts through forgiving.
It’s main purpose is to bring calmness into our hearts through forgiving.
Often, people are sucked into this negative attribute of hatred towards others,
whether this is hatred towards a certain family member, friend or even
strangers for that matter. The truth is that we, as humans, don’t understand the
impact that negative traits impose upon us. Hatred stems from the root of
jealousy, anger, greed, selfishness and lust. The word in itself is too strong a
word to use on any living being, or even any non-living thing. Have you ever
heard yourself say, “I really hate that girl. She is so rude.” Or something as
simple as “You know what? I really wish I had the same bag. She really isn’t that
kind." Why use the word hate? Why do we need to degrade ourselves and allow
our emotions to get the better of us?
People often preach and tell each other “Forgive and forget.” We all have learned
this lesson while growing up. Let’s be honest. It is easier to preach than to
practice. The Dalai Lama says all it takes is a split moment to forgive someone
you hate. We must minimize destructive emotions and actions. Not just
physically, but even mentally and emotionally. He believes that the negative
emotions stirred into us are through our enemies, and to cater to that, we must
learn to distract ourselves and to forgive them for what they do. This ultimately
leads to a peaceful mind.
Some people reading this might still be skeptical and ask, “So how exactly do we
practice world peace and forgive someone?” There are four very simple steps.
The first and most important, stop being judgmental. No one is perfect so only
God should be the judge of that. Second, develop the spirit of tolerance and
understanding towards a person, whether you like them or dislike them. Learn
to grow past these thoughts and treat them like your equal. Third, try to control
the animalistic impulse to fight, argue and retaliate. Lastly, this has helped me
umpteen times and surely, many can relate. It is important to pray to God.
Sometimes, our situations may be severe and we alone cannot forgive without
the help of God.
I believe that forgiveness heals. It is a way to purify our minds and hearts, and as
Mahatma Gandhi once said, “The weak can never forgive. It is the attribute of the
strong.” I know that from today, I will practice forgiving all my enemies and destroy
my ill feelings for those I dislike. I will purify my thoughts and allow myself to
heal spiritually and mentally. Let’s do this together and perhaps we will be able to
inspire others too and join the pilgrim of love.
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