Friends,
It is with grave sadness that I meet our Holy Father's decision to resign. A revolutionary act, yet fully anticipated by Canon Law, it is indicative of a serious deterioration in the Holy Father's health, far beyond what we are privy to. Let us pray for Holy Mother Church, that the Holy Spirit may guide her in the election of a worthy successor to bear the unique cross that is the office of the Supreme Pontiff, and that the suffering Christ may bless the Holy Father with a graceful conclusion to his life and the bliss of heavenly reward at his passing.
I ask that my Christian brothers and sisters pray for us, as well as those of other faiths and all men of good will.
Archipoeta
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Dubois: Toccata
Friends,
Please enjoy this delightful piece, as well as this very informative and important article: http://www.salon.com/2013/02/10/to_get_the_gold_they_will_have_to_kill_every_one_of_us/
Archipoeta
Please enjoy this delightful piece, as well as this very informative and important article: http://www.salon.com/2013/02/10/to_get_the_gold_they_will_have_to_kill_every_one_of_us/
Archipoeta
Life, and Other Miracles XIX
Apology of Cassandra
The People clothe thee
with power once again,
the world listens once
more to thine every breath,
legion after legion is
poured forth from fatherland,
to enslave the others,
kill the citizens with hellfire.
Unity, unity you preach,
equality for all: what lie
shall you spin to justify
yourself more? The Republic
lies dead at your feet,
not by daggers but by votes
extinguished, its citizens
conformed as imperial subjects.
But the People’s
perfection is the first flaw of this state,
perceived by you and the
traitors that betrayed the oath:
fifty five million souls
the Nation is short, blood in
womb spilled to cleanse
the People of every scourge.
Yet this People is
stubborn, so filled with the undesired:
what perverse physician’s
knife could not end the gun,
the drug, the poison must
death bring, that lies hidden
in food and water
unknowingly, provoking neoplasm.
What you wait for? Don the
purple for four years while,
crown of gold mint, erect
your tribunal in public: shame
you have none, a Senate
colluding, mete out then death’s
sentence on whosever you
wish, maim yet another generation.
An ephor appoint for life
to confirm this sad downfall
enjoy fullness of supreme
power, unchecked by any court,
you need hear no more the
cry of single mother, nor protest
of Holy Mother Church, nor
see the sight of departing soldier.
All the show is finished,
now begins the plan, seditious
and secret, unleashed at
opportune moment. What prince
can stop you, what power
on Earth? All prophets of action
seem asleep or dispersed,
killed by terrible strike from sky.
But behold, your reign
shall be challenged: they who love
thee now shall see the
multitude and fly, a voice shall be heard
throughout the land, and
it shall not be ignored, for the Lord
has anointed them to go
with courage and without fail.
Yea! Hear the oracle now!
Dismiss not the holy ravings,
lest you yourself ope the
door for enemy. They are at the walls
with fire from their
destroyed homes, ready to exact revenge.
God seek now, or perish
with your power: so I say and destiny orders.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Alan Watts: Vocation
Friends,
As you well know, our culture is geared towards the ever-elusive job opportunity and the attainment of personal wealth. Why? Let the question mull about in your hearts, for why should you consecrate your life to that which passes away? Why ought the life created by the Almighty, destined and marked for extraordinary challenge, be squandered in the never ending rat race for money? Remember: man lives not by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.
Please, let this not be a cliche. How else can we change our unhealthy society?
Archipoeta
As you well know, our culture is geared towards the ever-elusive job opportunity and the attainment of personal wealth. Why? Let the question mull about in your hearts, for why should you consecrate your life to that which passes away? Why ought the life created by the Almighty, destined and marked for extraordinary challenge, be squandered in the never ending rat race for money? Remember: man lives not by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.
Please, let this not be a cliche. How else can we change our unhealthy society?
Archipoeta
Life and Other Miracles XVIII
Apology of the Sage of
Eden
It universe is not like
the City of Man, proud human,
you who think your
harshness, cruelty that knows no
mercy is the norm among
the stars: unlike your walls
the worlds are not devoid
of love and life, of holy grace.
That you should turn
towards God, be the vessel of
good things, be steward
and co-creator: for this the Lord
filled you with His
Spirit, and made an eternal covenant
with you, as if you were
His equal, a friend and brother.
But you chose and choose
each day to not be like Him,
but surpass and excel the
perfect and the excellent God,
supplant Him (what
folly!), topple Him from the throne
and sit yourself upon
heaven from the earth you never left.
Yet take, and hold the
heavy scepter, and remember
in one instant of our
governance without divine grace
we decreed for self and
generations disease and death,
and allowed into world
sin’s entry through the serpent.
How good it is we were
never gods, for we would be harsh
deities, without
compassion, such that no flower could ever
live, for lack of sun and
water. Death would be our sport,
life a rarity, if ever
writ and cared for, the worlds would be bare.
To the begging mother,
sick and barren, we would hurl
answer in miscarriage. To
the beggar, cold and hungry,
we would cause each one to
pass without notice as the
street filled with dirty
snow: so vicious would be our reign.
We would not know how to
love as God so loves the world,
our hearts have not yet
learned even angelic concern and
care. We would fast get
tired, let the universe wreck itself,
some fatal error to make
all good wilt: for to err is human.
But to correct is divine,
to love and serve, to hope and
forgive is good and Godly:
to remember one’s promise
in spite of endless spite
and infidelity, and self turn from
problem into answer, that
is to seek the Holy Perfect One.
Then, I hope, we shall
submit and cling to our Master,
the good and understanding
Teacher, be not the god we
never can be, but the
people we were meant to be:
a priestly nation, first
in Creation, the People of Life.
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