The key to life's greatest challenges
is to approach them like a child,
with curiosity, enthusiasm,
inquisitivenessand a sense of wonder
In the presence of awe,
the mind lets go and opens itself.
Scientific fundamentalism sees a world,
stripped of enchantment and meaning.
Religious systems require obedience to doctrine.
Social and family systems are often rooted in fear.
In truth, awe offers us a powerful expansion of identity
a release from limited ideas of ourselves and the world.
Wondering at the beauty of creation
in awe and respect and a sort of adoration
will become a healing of all the negatives,
a healing that embraces openness, giving
flexibility, and resiliency at the face of adversity.
Amen, Tony! Jesus says in the Sermon on the Mount, that our eyes are windows into our bodies. If we open our eyes in wonder and belief, our bodies fill with light. If we live squinty-eyed in greed and distrust, our bodies are dank cellars. -Glen
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Very thought provoking, thank you for sharing Tony