I Gazed Across A Field Of Freshly Fallen Snow

Morning Meds. 5 31 19

I gazed across a field of freshly fallen snow,

A million billion snowflakes covereing the landscape,

Each identical in their energetic essence,

Each unique in their crystalline structure.

They glistened.

I gazed across a stretch of eternity,

My accumulated past lives scattered upon surface of time,

Each identical in their energetic essence,

Each unique in their point of evolution,

They glistened.

I gazed across a world suspended in space,

The mass of humanity covering the surface of Earth,

Each individual identical in their energetic essence,

Each unique in their complexity of expression.

They glistened.

The spark that glistens,

that makes them identical,

is the reflection of their identical energetic essence.

The spark that glistens,

that makes each unique,

is the infinite possibility of expression they possess.

We are all one,

an infinite expression of consciousness.

Let yourself glisten.

Author: Kevin Burleson

My wife Cheryl and I live in St. Joseph, Missouri. She is retired and watches three of our 12 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. I work as a maintenance man at Highland Community College in Highland, Kansas. I have a BA in Art with an emphasis in ceramics. I am a second degree Reiki practitioner and BQH (Beyond Quantum Healing) practitioner. I started writing spiritual related posts in 2018 and started sharing them on a few different Facebook sites. This site is to consolidate and re-share them. It is also to share short stories based on images seen while in meditation. My hopes are that it will inspire others to use the powerful tool of visualisation to enhance their spiritual journey. Thank you.

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