Space Shifting Now…

Photo courtesy of:  Cherry Tree in Autumn by Virginia Sanderson – Flickr http://tinyurl.com/hc5pswc

Photo courtesy of: Cherry Tree in Autumn by Virginia Sanderson – Flickr
http://tinyurl.com/hc5pswc

It is quite possible as you read this you will engage in ‘space shifting’…I did while putting together this post. As you read, notice how you shift to different spaces and focus and concern…it is interesting to observe…

…Time can elaborate space so delicately…we connect visually, with taste buds and our hearts…a tree of life infuses us, melds us with the earth we are made of, the sky we breathe, the fluid sweetness of what flows through us…we ripen, evolve and fade…it is the nature of all…

Kerasos
By Ken McKeon

Kerasos, the fruitful tree,
So light, so pink,
These the flowerings,

Sun drawn, blood fed,
The blooms, the full
Froth of first warmth,

Will you walk with me,
Even dance,
As cloud with sky,

That close, our lips
Part freely,
We breathe together,

How can we not
Touch forever?
The freshest wind,

The falling blossoms,
That close,
The close of day.

Photo courtesy of: ‘Cherry tree delivers 1’ by jwdl - Flickr http://tinyurl.com/hr35fkc

Photo courtesy of: ‘Cherry tree delivers 1’ by jwdl – Flickr
http://tinyurl.com/hr35fkc

About David Filippone

David Filippone has been a student of Tarthang Tulku’s Time, Space, Knowledge (TSK) vision for over twenty-five years. For the past fourteen years, he has studied TSK and Full Presence Mindfulness with Jack Petranker, director of the Center for Creative Inquiry (CCI). He also participated in programs offered by Carolyn Pasternak of the Odiyan Center. David curated the CCI Facebook page for five years, which is often TSK-focused, and he currently serves on the CCI Board of Directors. The CCI Facebook page can be found at the following link... https://www.facebook.com/CenterforCreativeInquiry/
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1 Response to Space Shifting Now…

  1. David Filippone says:

    Reading this one might question why there is no cherry blossom represented…?
    Ken’s poem is the blossom…

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