Modern Religion Poem by Daniel Trevelyn Joseph

Modern Religion



Every time I feel useless
Or life is purposeless
Should think that it is an invite
To meditate, try Nirvana.

Turn inward, practise be detached,
Realize how senses are outward-oriented,
By reversing them, hollow bamboo-like,
I should put back something into life.

On inner journey
I close eyes, let go;
See inside what is at the centre:
Nothing, neti neti – the Self.

When it is really nothing, reaching there
With no effort, unmixed with thought,
I soak in bliss and compassion,
Merged into Everything Outside.

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