The sufferings and the aloneness
of the desert must be endured
so that he may attain the knowledge
and even the experience of the transcendent
and inexpressible God.
It is the attention of the whole being
which is called to task
in the pursuit of the ultimate being.
It is the intimate union with God
which a monk seeks for.
By the force of the subdued, instructed,
and formed will, the mind is disposed
to recollection and attention,
and the attention is fixed on God
by recalling thought when it wanders
or reviving it when it fades away.
The desert experience
which an earnest seeker
should undergo is the preparation
for the experience of God‘s presence.
Sounds spiritual much, needs much investigations, thanks for sharing the poem with us
The desert experience which an earnest seeker should undergo is the preparation for the experience of God‘s presence.........so true. We should have attention towards God and feel the presennce of God. A great philosophical and spiritual poem has been shared by you, dear Dr. tony sir, astutely and startlingly. Full vote.
A thought provoking poem, a preparation to experience God's presence..++10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I cite a few lines of your poem: The sufferings and the aloneness, of the desert must be endured...the preparation for the experience of God‘s presence. It is the intimate union with God....which a monk seeks for....and centuries before this monk, Jesus had done that before being crossed on Golgotha. Now I just know here that a monk should do this too. Thank you for your fascinating poem, Dr. Tony. GBU Abundantly.