Gathered Blooms

The seeker seeks the master, Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi's Grace to drown him in silence. Read a short poem. To sink in the depths of silence, Is what I seek with your ever   available guidance,  It's never enough to take little dips in      its waters,  But to drown in it once for all is what               really matters,   It's what to be in total peace,  And completely at ease,  What then remains for me   but to simply be?      

A seeker stands in the presence of the master with questions about his fate raging in his mind. The mind simply dissolves with silence filling him, leaving him with peace. Read a haiku based on the peace found in the master's presence.

One look from the Master is enough to silence the mind. A seeker pens a short poem on the look of Guru Ramana, which merges the mind in the stillness behind. 

One need not have to fight one's thoughts in order to quell them. Simply tuning into the silence within by abiding in the source where thoughts emerge takes one beyond the mind. Read a petite poem.  Picture Courtesy:  Daniele Levis Pelusi, unsplash.com

 'From silence all sounds emerge and into silence all sounds merge.' A short poem on the sound of silence. The Sound of Silence The pealing of the bell, The chirping of the birds, The buzzing of the bees, The rustling of the leaves in the trees, The booming of thunder, The soft fall of the snow in winter, The noise of the rain, The chugging of the train, The tik tok of the clock, An old door on which a sharp knock, From silence all sounds pop, And in silence all sounds drop, Silence has its own sound, A few sensitive hearts can hear, And in which if one can drown, Embraces peace so dear.  Picture Courtesy: David Tip www.unsplash.com