Buddha's Tryst With Destiny - Not Quite Haiku Poem by leonard daranjo
Buddha's Tryst With Destiny - Not Quite Haiku
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Inchoate wisdom
Finds fruition in time
As applied consciousness
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: haiku
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8/27/2026 12:03:13 AM # rel_20260826T082754Z_99b456e
Wisdom in this world is in the embryonic form and timely it grows as we gain consciousness……. It fructifies with time. The fruit of knowledge [Forbidden fruit][ human psyche] incites awareness [consciousness] and makes us labor towards it to find the truth…. Lord Buddha left worldly pleasures when his conscious awoke by experiencing Age, disease and death…and went out in search of providence [the truth behind this destiny of man] Written in excellent epigrammatic style….