The Eternal Now: A Cipher Of Light Poem by Zachary Buck Hultman

Be still.
The mind is a river, but you are the sky,
Thoughts pass like clouds—don't chase, don't try.
The Kingdom ain't coming, the Kingdom is here,
Not in some temple, but now—crystal clear.

Who are you before a name was given?
Before the world told you what life is and isn't?
You are the breath, the stillness, the spark,
The silent observer before all starts.

'I Am.'—two words that unlock the gates,
Beyond form, beyond fate.
Don't seek Me in walls or scripts of old,
I walk where truth is felt, not told.

They sell you fear, they sell you hate,
But Spirit don't bend to political states.
I was here before borders and lies,
Before crowns and wars, before power disguised.

Ayy, listen! KRS-One enters the session,
No fake lessons, just mic-blessings.
They trap you in doctrines, economic divisions,
But the Christ in you—beyond religion!
You are the temple, the cipher, the beat,
The Word made flesh in the souls of the streets.

Mooji whispers, 'Look beyond thought, '
See who you are before you were taught.
Before fear, before lack, before you were small,
You were I Am—you were infinite, all.

So wake up, unlearn, let the ego dissolve,
No problem exists that Love can't solve.
They fear the ones who stand in the Now,
So be that light—don't kneel, don't bow.

Your mind's the battleground, reclaim your sight,
Live this moment, walk in light.
No past, no future, just this breath—
Eternal, awake, beyond life and death.