Sacred be the black flax of a black child.
Holy be the golden down
That will stream in the waves of the wind
and will thin like a dispersing cloud.
Holy be the heads of Chinese hair,
Sea calm, sea impersonal
Deep flowering of the mellow and traditional.
Heads of people fair
Bright shimmering from the riches of their species;
Heads of Indians
with feeling of distance and space and dusk;
Heads of wheaten gold,
Heads of peoples dark
So strong, so original,
All of the earth and the sun.
- GEORGE CAMPBELL, CONTEMPORARY JAMAICAN POET
There is holiness in all ... no more no less in one or the other ...
this is the Oneness .. we are not separate and apart except in our
comparing and judging minds.
That is easy to remember in moments of meditative clarity or when
experiencing the world of a far away family through the shelter of
flat screen tv.
I am challenged to remember this as I walk through the moments
of my days when the moments invite categorization or labeling.
Lord, may my meditation take skin and live action during all
moments of my days. cate
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