Private prayers evoke a sense
of the potential oneness
of God's love, solitude, and society.
We have to share this solitude
of the heart that we receive in prayer.
The life of every man is a mystery
of solitude and communion.
Solitude is experienced in the secrecy
of his own soul where a seeker
is alone with God.
He communicates his experience with others
who share the same nature.
A seeker who has experienced it
can reproduce this solitude in others.
It happens in love and communion.
There, he experiences others as
his own other selves.
So a Hindu mystic would say:
God is present in everyone and
in everything in the created nature.
All human beings are
God‘s 'other selves'
isolated from him and yet one with him.
Only those who love the solitude
with God and in God can
experience this joy of oneness.
Deepness in prayer develops the oneness of God's love and solitude. Every man's life is mystery of communion and solitude and these can be obtained oneself as a seeker of God in a state of deepest soul. I love the last stanza............ Only those who love the solitude with God and in God can experience this joy of oneness. A brilliant spiritual poem shared startlingly.10
The life of every man is a mystery / of solitude and communion. [- - - - - - -This is an intriguing title drawing me to click on it and read it. It is also a very rich theme for a poet and his readers to delve into. I find your extensive vocabulary to help very much in opening your thoughts to others in a more definitive way for which I thank you! ! Extraordinary piece of writing, my friend.
A marvelous spiritual write that draws one to be in potential oneness with God. The joy of oneness with God is the ultimate happiness a man could ever have. I liked the lines, to wit: God is present in everyone and in everything in the created nature. A great piece. Thanks for sharing.10
wow excellent introspective writings on SOLITUDE and COMMUNION- Solitude is experienced in the secrecy of his own soul where a seeker is alone with God. nicely penned full poem
Dear Tony, I completely agree with the Hindu mystic. Also with the solitude and communion/oneness.: -) Have a good day today.
TWO: the Trinity, so these explanations you worded in your poem are all brand new for me BUT of course I do understand the lines you wrote. I respect your statement and your words in this poem presented. Thank you so much for sharing this poem which gives peace and ease to mankind all over the world. The God I know and believe in, is not present in everyone. A 10++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Full Vote for you.
ONE: Private prayers evoke a sense of the potential oneness of God's love, solitude, and society. Indeed Dr. Tony, so it be and in most cases is that like you worded here, but in the next verse you wrote: So a Hindu mystic would say: God is present in everyone and in everything in the created nature. I cannot say like this since I do not know anything about a Hindu mystic, and I believe only in God and Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit,
Well thought and done. Our life is a mystery given us by God. Only those who love the solitude with God and in God can experience this joy of oneness. Here is my +10.
Be One with God is what God desires from us. As always excellent work Dr. Tony...a big 10 for you..keep writing
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Deepness prayer develops the oneness of God's love and solitude. Every man's life is mystery of communion and solitude and these can be obtained oneself as a seeker of God in a state of deepest soul. I love the last stanza............ Only those who love the solitude with God and in God can experience this joy of oneness. A brilliant spiritual poem shared startlingly.10