Do you feel it too,
This unravelling of all of you?
The things you hold tightly falling away,
Like petals of apple blossom,
Dancing on a spring breeze?

Are you being asked to loosen your grip of all you hold dear?
People, possessions, concepts,
Ideas of what and how life should be—
To witness your own unspooling,
Of everything you know to be true?
Are you being invited to disrobe
From the comfy cocoon of knowingness?
To shed the illusory veils that serve you no more,
Release the costumes on which you built your identity,
And now look yourself in the eye?
To see what lies at the end of your rope,
When all that you think you are,
Blows away in the winds of truth.
Here, in the midst of your once-assumed emptiness,
Is your ambrosia, your honey, your divinity.
Do you get it now?
You are both the nectar and the pollinator.
This great unravelling is for your dazzling union.
In realising that you are the sacred elixir of your being,
Comes the bounty of your fruit.
So dive in and feast on the Love you are.








