Embracing the Tantra of life; the samsara and nirvana. Not turning our eyes or face away from suffering. Allowing our hearts to melt open.
On a samsaric breath [Poem]
Category: Poetry
Poems by Dr. Wangmo are written and inspired by life’s candid and hidden mysteries. When the fabric of potentiality is tapped into much of the Dakini force moves through to produce wonderful results, including the written words. The rhyme happens naturally and the poetry is mostly soft. There are heavier topics of death dressed with the focus on Buddha Dharma, and the passionate red mandala of the Dakini is represented with the wisdom of the moments’ unfolding. These poems inspired by Earth and earth traditions are designed to stimulate the elements of air, water, fire, and earth to balance within our bodies. There is a medicinal effect to the mind and to the body from reading this written art. We hope you enjoy and share with many other people.
Generations [Poem]
The times that shift and change the hours that move and tick the love that waxes and wanes all that passes through us all The culture of babies and toddlers the culture of teenagers and adolescence the growing into adulthood and the flourishing in the love that connects us all. The passing of all that … Continue reading Generations [Poem]
Upon Arrival [Poem]
Feminine heart: flourishes in radiance supporting the shakti the myriad of her flavours colours and moods and styles. Summit of beauty; love is born when in love we initiate a meeting in kindness to mold into a kind heart Past is gone, fleeting time we make a choice with all to bring us insight and … Continue reading Upon Arrival [Poem]
Early Morning [Poem]
In the early morning, smoke of tobacco lifts the body out of slumber while the winds shut the windows, and slam the doors the people who move through the ambience clear the knowing of suffering with their desire for resting and peace the upstairs terrace's doors are closed the view of the city is silence … Continue reading Early Morning [Poem]
Where water & sky dissolve [Poem]
Sky dressed in grey clouds, the setting sun returning the pink glow reflexion of the rays of light still shining through the darkness of the sky. Weaving luminous wisdom in sacred symbols. Volcanic rocks from the old molten lava washed brightly into the darkness by the soft blue pristine waters of the ocean. Water so … Continue reading Where water & sky dissolve [Poem]
Delicious human [Poem]
An African child waiting patiently stood in front of an ice cream parlour his Spanish friend stood on my other side both deciding and choosing, we were looking through the glass at all the possible flavours and more than a rainbow of colours to delight the senses and the tastes. Observing me with his mother's … Continue reading Delicious human [Poem]
Peak a boo autumn [Poem]
It doesn’t have to be softer more perfect or illuminated brighter, wittier, flickering louder, or more precisely defined This leaf that is falling with a visible tear it is as valuable as anything else you have seen on this tree of life. This tree has many leafs. Each one displaying its perfect atonement with the … Continue reading Peak a boo autumn [Poem]
At Dawn [Poem]
Shimmer shimmer where’s the glimmer sun emerges, from the rain rainbow arches over lakes while the wet walk stains our shoes. The earth is praying in colours and flowers the breath you take in moist and rich the forest pulsing with its vibrant life frogs, grasshoppers, snakes and butterflies on their way and in the … Continue reading At Dawn [Poem]
Forget your bread [Poem]
Forget your bread my friends, forget it, remember the holy revive it, what lives in the lives of all? The vibrant and creative expression of our own Mercury when the hidden and diminished pains are denied. while the bread you eat nourishes you for a moment, the bread of the Spirit is infinitely fulfilling The … Continue reading Forget your bread [Poem]
(2) Beach Haiku [Poem]
dancing with softness feminine embraces life listening to wind the lake shimmers waves finds mind caressing in time meditative ease Image: Dr. Wangmo
