Brightly Shining; Ceaseless Glory.
Tonight's moon,
Shining brightly as the sun.
Thank God.
photograph © 2006 D.L.Brophy
Labels: Bhakti Brophy, brophy photography, God, Jai Bhakti, jaibhakti, moon, Purnima, sun
posted by Unknown at 11:21 PM
11 Comments:
That's cool.
~Mike
Thank you, Mike.
The moon is has a reputation as being cool (literally--it has a cooling effect).
Perhaps I misspoke when I said that the moon was 'shining brightly'. I supppose it is actually reflecting brightly, not shining brightly.
i like the way you framed and presented the moon--here it was stormy and cloudy, so no moon but plenty of lightning.
shining/reflecting--don't worry about the difference, be a poet, not a scientist.
Bhakti , u know hindu god named "MURUGA" , i worship him .
:D
Hey bhakti and ofcourse "The Good people who visit this blog often " , what do u think about
"AURORAL Conflicts " ?
I am sure , all mustav had the situation , where our friend speaks something , that we were actually thinkin in our mind , or maybe the Vice Versa ....
Are these due to our auroral conflicts ??
And how can go , into someone ( i mean Telepathically ? ) ?
Can concentrating on their auroras , can we feel them ??? Bhakti , i think "u " , know them better .
SAGE: Thank you for the sound advice. I will heed your call and remain a poet, letting myself be obsorbed by the mystical: I'll leave the tangible to the scientists! :)
BOOTCAT: I have never heard of Muruga before. Thanks to you, I have read about your beloved on Wikipedia. Thank you.
And, although I have seen auras for as long as I can remember, I tend not to focus on the psychic aspect of sadhana; I find that 'gift' rather disturbing, to be honest with you. I focus on within my own self, and try as hard as I might to find the Truth within.
HANUMAN: I looked up Muruga on Wikipedia: it appears that Murugan is indeed another name for Skanda, of which I am intellectually ignorant. Click here for details:
Skanda/Murugan. :)
The moon: an ocean onto itself. The sun: reflection of the moon. The Earth: like the sun, but cooler.
Of course, there is 'the moon', and then there is THE moon--the bared buttocks.
You must ask yourself: are you a moon who shines brightly, or a moon who bares all?
That is the question, my dear metal boy; that is the question.
The moon shines all day and night. But we can't see it during the day due to the solar flexon. Using only the power of a billion nuclear accelerators, we can forever allow the moon to shine!
Yeah, but it's hard to use reflecting in a poetic sense. :(
some good intellectual, spiritual conflicts being debated here, enjoyed reading them.
the moon, the Sun, the million Stars seem to reveal the unknown!!.... the earth and all the planets watching silently, to know all Yet Unknown.
@ Bhakti my friend how are you keeping now?
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