A Poem for after Midnight
Posted: 20 Nov 2016 01:01
GNOSIS
We seek to wrought with no Desire
Detached from all Earthy Pleasures
So yearning to know but with what do we hold?
That our way is wrong, aren't we all
greedy with lust and lustful for power?
How can you know what is right
When all we Ever Wanted was Wrong?
Dreaming a Dream filled with Ignorant Knowledge
It is what Tears us Apart
When we thought we were Right
We were Never so Wrong
How can we know what is right
when the ignorance settled so long ago?
Humanity has killed The Divine with Desire
Seek to know what is right In your heart
For you; tis different for all
Never agree unless your heart accepts
Always seek
Find your Personal Logos
Be Enlightened
See Enlightened
Seek the Gnosis Gnosis is the common Greek noun for "knowledge" it generally signifies
A "dualistic" knowledge in the sense of "mystical enlightenment" or
insight. Gnosis taught the deliverance of man from the constraints
of earthy existence through insight into an essential relationship,
as "soul" or "spirit" with a "supramundane" place of freedom.
We seek to wrought with no Desire
Detached from all Earthy Pleasures
So yearning to know but with what do we hold?
That our way is wrong, aren't we all
greedy with lust and lustful for power?
How can you know what is right
When all we Ever Wanted was Wrong?
Dreaming a Dream filled with Ignorant Knowledge
It is what Tears us Apart
When we thought we were Right
We were Never so Wrong
How can we know what is right
when the ignorance settled so long ago?
Humanity has killed The Divine with Desire
Seek to know what is right In your heart
For you; tis different for all
Never agree unless your heart accepts
Always seek
Find your Personal Logos
Be Enlightened
See Enlightened
Seek the Gnosis Gnosis is the common Greek noun for "knowledge" it generally signifies
A "dualistic" knowledge in the sense of "mystical enlightenment" or
insight. Gnosis taught the deliverance of man from the constraints
of earthy existence through insight into an essential relationship,
as "soul" or "spirit" with a "supramundane" place of freedom.