Isolation Jan. 22, 2013
Sometimes the greatest clarity in your life comes when you wake up early in the morning, in those terrible moments when your conscious mind can no longer deceive you, casting down barriers that you put up during other times of day that keep you from the ugly truth. Three a.m. is sometimes called the download time, when the spirituality is awake and aware and received information from other levels of the universes. This may be the result of lack of distractions. But often it is because at that time of day, pre-dawn, when your natural defenses stripped away. This is partly what she is talking about in the poem she posted today, about being awake and aware in those early morning hours when other people are generally not awake, a strange time when the hours are stretched or contracted, either lasting too long (that hamster wheel of worry) or shortened when the mind is on the brink of some great inspiration, a dreary moment that churns out a certain kind of thinking. Like some...