Al-Malik, the
Shahanshah, the King of Kings, the One.
Al-Malik, contrasts
the kings of maya.
the king has no
clothes.
obama's peace prize
and civil rights talk disguises drone technology, that annihilate ancient
peoples, that frack the earth and drill the ocean floor, leaving dolphin
cousins choked and comatose on the shores of peru, mexico, mississippi;
dolphins murdered and piled like gunned down iraqi bodies on the sands of
sumeria. yes, please bring our troops home so they could stop raping,
pillaging, plundering... prayers for them, prayers...
the saud's dessert
robes in the semblance of the guru muhammad (s.a.w), pretends modesty so crass
that the house of Adam, the nucleus of the surrenderer, lies in the shadows of
new towering hotels built by petrodollars obtained from raping our Mother
(earth).
Al-Malik, the King of
Kings, lies in stark contrast to the babylon kings, excused sometimes because
of colors. babylon kings are white, black, brown, yellow, red, are
multicultural in their babylon, in arrogance.
Al-Malik is the
quicksand citibanks sink in, the tsunamis that drown the arrogance of rapid
development in india/bangladesh, thailand, china.
Al-Malik contrasts
heroes.
the King of King
exposes the illusion of celebrities/celebrity-ism, as false deities, when time
and space makes ike too weak to strike a chord or tina, madonna's prized body
sag, jay's swagger, into a hunch back.
Al-Malik dissolves the
illusion of seemingly regal-wear that we homage in the culture of cool - ny and
oakland fitteds, pouted lips and vogueing street poses - from the elite of
madison ave to the illusively rebel of nostrand ave - ostentating diamonds,
gold, beamers, drug money.
those we give value to
as kings have as much value as dead presidents on the stripped bodies of
abducted and throat-slit trees.
babylon kings wear
kufis, and dreds, and buddhist robes, and african kintes and yogi shawls...
Al-Malik is known
through the path of a Love so deep, that no maya can govern tastes in clothing,
or food, or attractions in the surrenderer.
Al-Malik is known when
time is not when the alarm rings for a job/appointment, but marked by moon and
sun and planetary movements; when relations remove from accumulating/consuming
friends, intimacies and popularity; and instead the chosen few of your
tribe are always new, are always an opportunity to grow deeper, are a
meditation for life, like maghrib prayer at dusk day after day, year after
year, like trataka, meditating/gazing at fire, until you can see the sun.
Al-Malik.
can you see the light in those around you?
after, over 30 years of intermittent bowing down, fasting, i can see slivers of light, and only sometimes. i'm slow, have a great deal of blockages, mountains of ego/fear to work through.
some people see light right away, notice Al-Malik. yet and still, even if you see, it takes time to build a deeper awareness.
can you see the light in those around you?
after, over 30 years of intermittent bowing down, fasting, i can see slivers of light, and only sometimes. i'm slow, have a great deal of blockages, mountains of ego/fear to work through.
some people see light right away, notice Al-Malik. yet and still, even if you see, it takes time to build a deeper awareness.
the majesty of Al
Malik is seen in the billion year old mountains of kilimanjaro and himalaya.
every day, the mountain and sun prostrate to one another, without boredom,
without skipping a beat.
Al-Malik is known
through the billion year meditation with another, until you see the sun, until
you can stare without a blink.
the Gita speaks of understanding oneness - especially in face of extreme duality... it is in those spaces on contrast that can ignite the full compassion n understanding of oneness...
ReplyDeletethere is no duality... there is no separation ... even with the reflections of people/ situations that create conflict with the one... there is still only one...
earth is a sacred space, but it is also a realm of learning to "see" ... the being that are here are here to learn and move up...
patience and love is what exists... forgiveness...
not of course to the point of denial - but to the point of pure love that that is all that exists...