Putting the Pieces Back Together

Putting the Pieces Back Together

 

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What’s this scattered across the floor —
A thousand-piece puzzle, broken glass,
Million fragments, all the same.

Sitting.

Staring.

Into space.

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Lost in thoughts of present moment.
Sitting quietly enough, still as such,
We listen with an attentive ear.

Cluttered by the day, infused with sound — Natural rhythms, often trumped
By a favorite song from a favorite source. Struggle to pair or piece — Interlocked, adhered by other means.

Resist.

Accept.

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For all have a purpose.
Assembling not required.

Time lapses beneath a favorite tree, Or nestled in a sacred setting. We travel — song to song — Clearing thoughts, escaping the day — Finding ourselves in vibratory match.

Where does the joy come from?

The putting together of scattered pieces?

Or merely in the presence of all there is?

No Mind. The purity of the song emerges. Birds, squirrels, passing fox — Gifting new melodies, As the Canvas of Life was meant to be heard.

Unaltered.

Magical.

The animal kingdom speaks.

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This morning, with coffee in hand, Little Red scurries across the yard —
A red squirrel, sharing a song To me, and whomever wants to listen.

Joy was always present.

~Ani Po

Recently, I took on another remodel project — a bathroom that was five years overdue. My usual way of doing things wasn’t going to work this time.

With no time off from work, I had to learn to chisel away at the excess. A difficult process for someone used to bringing down the thunder and completing projects rapidly.

Five months later, we’re coming to a close. It’s been a worthy experience on so many levels. Nothing but gratitude in my heart.

I realize the Pictures do not follow the words on this page, but all things flow simultaneously.

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Much gratitude for those who take time to read, ponder, and allow the inner workings of self to come forward. Grateful for the feedback, love shared, and, more importantly, the Dance with Inspiration. Deep Peace.

Joseph Lieungh

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Embodying the Canvas of Thought


Embodying the Canvas of Thought

Transmuting thought into Color

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These are but fragments of thought,
Spilled softly across the page —
Hoping to stir,
To shift,
To transmute thought in another.

Read the words.

Feel them.

Embody them.

Or simply let them pass —
No action required.

In the shadow of darkened days,
Where hearts grow hardened,
Let the Spirit awaken.
Let thought emit light.
Turn from the noise.
Return to the Source.
Embrace All That Is.


We search for meaning — sometimes catching fleeting glimpses of future insight. The path ahead is rarely clear — resisting or surrendering to the momentum that carries us forward. And then, in a moment of wonder, a door opens: a new paradigm of being. Do we step through into the unknown, or remain frozen, unable to grasp the invitation of new thought.

We cling to what was, leaving no space for what could be. But in releasing the past and embracing possibility — arriving at synchronicity. Yet — is not everything synchronicity? Are our thoughts not the architects of our days?

We chronicle our inner worlds, shaping the outer one.
So what now?

What once lay forgotten begins to stir. In sharing our thoughts, we shift the course of our own lives — and ripple change into the lives of others. Reality is painted by our awareness. Once etched upon the Canvas of thought, it becomes manifest in our days. Which thoughts do we choose to share?

What gifts do we offer the world?

Each of us holds the power to create — whether through destruction or divine love. The thoughts we release shape outcomes: Will we perpetuate despair and dis-ease? Or will we embody presence, creating space for something greater?

As we begin to shape the life we seek, the true gift is in sharing it. In the presence of love, we invite others to embrace a new reality — one of peace within. By cultivating inner peace, we transform our circles, rewiring the circuitry that once felt lost or unreachable.

In discovering ourselves, we become catalysts for others. As we awaken, others awaken. Our willingness to simply Be, and theirs to Be, forms a connection with All That Is. In communion with Divine Presence, our worlds shift — our platforms evolve — our creative force ignites. We begin to embody the infinite.

~Ani Po


Much gratitude for those who take time to read, ponder, and allow the inner workings of self to come forward. Grateful for the feedback, love shared, and, more importantly, the Dance with Inspiration. Deep Peace.

Joseph Lieungh

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