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Heaven on Demand

A poem for those chasing what was always in their hands

Inspired by the expression: “You can’t steal heaven by force”

For years, I would utter this to anyone who would bring the element of force into what could otherwise be universal flow. Only through open hands can we receive. Twist, in any way. Contort your shape.

And heaven escapes…

Then one day, this poem came. Standing at the nexus of remembering that what you call creation is an extension of you. You are the cosmic dancer doing the cosmic dance–where providence isn’t withheld, but comes to you through play. Watered from growth, wisdom, and self realization.

Any cheating, dissembling, any theft must, by rights, come back to us–looping, like a record skipped. It’s at this fateful juncture that we have the “break”, ushering in the realization that what we seek is in the space called here and now.

Hold your hands out. Soften them, open them. Receive. Remember, heaven was never a far-off place outside of you.

You hold it in your hands…


Heaven on Demand

How can you create

What’s not created

Or state

What’s not stated

To date

Without dated

What a state we made of

Misstatements

Misstated

How can you scam

What isn’t planned

Or steal heaven on demand

When you are held tenderly

My love

That’s the plan

And heaven?

You hold it in your hands


This has been a Living Transmission Poetry Beat. Thank you for joining me!

Benjamin

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