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Ferociously Happy Heart: A Poem

Embrace the Ferociously Happy Heart. requiredis to simply, let go.
Open wide the chest,open wide it's cage! It is follyto chase after contemplative
Free the Ferociously Happy Heart. experiencelike a silly child,running to
Stand with legs wide,stand with a find the end of a rainbow!
Warrior's strength,stand with a Rather,courageously,stand your
Mountain's solidity. ground,embrace the truth of THIS present
There is NO puzzle of why...just the moment.
wonder of what,just the magick of Now! No, NOT the idealized, ultra blissful
Ultimately, the cloying slave driver of "present moment"of escapist fantasy;but
analysiscan NOT be grasped! THIS authentic present moment,be it
Take to the skies and flywith the gorgeous or grotesque.
Ferociously Happy Heart! Feel what you feeland relax!
Do NOT compressthe Ferociously Happy Yes, there are thosewho rejoice to harm
Heart. us.
Do NOT seek to contrivethe Ferociously But seen through the eyesof enlightened
Happy Heart. couragethey can onlymake us stronger.
It is the realitylurking behind the This is NOT false strengththat comes from
dream. resisting;this is true strengththat comes
It is the realitydancing being the dream. from surrender.
It is our true nature! From Surrenderto a naked awareness of
Come, let us increase our capacity for THIS present momentand all it's
Joy! conventional Vulgarity...from Surrenderto
Come, let us increase our capacity for a naked awareness of THIS present
Strength! momentand all it's ultimate Beauty!
Come, let us increase our capacity for An awarenessthat is naked,striped bareand
Peace! free from resistance...free from
Strength can scurry about the avoidance,free from retribution,free from
extremities,or return to it's home,return retreat,free from deflection.
to our heart. Breath deepand embrace the ugliness of
Come, let us live from the Heart. the nightmareand you will relaxinto the
Come, let us live from our Center. nature of the dream!
Come, let us live from the Now. Breath deepand embrace the ugliness of
Our heart's happy, solid, peaceful Helland you will relaxinto the nature of
joy;what is it? Heaven.
It is the ultimate natureof sorrow! Do NOT drop your head.
Yes, there are thosewho throw Do NOT cave your chest.
spears;spears that can flydeep into our Do NOT seekto protect your heart in vain.
hearts. Stand firm your ground.
Do NOT turn and run. Open wide your heart.
There is nothing to fear. Let the foolish exhaust themselvesin
Stand firm your ground. their spear throwing.
Open wide your heart. Let their spears find their targets,let
Enlarge your worldwith compassion's the cutting edges do their damage.
Prayer... There is nothing to fear,there is nothing
"May all beings now benefit; to hide from,there is nothing to
Om Mani Padme Hum!" protect;breath deep and relax!
Breath deep and explore, Breath deep and relaxinto the profound
"What are some of the waysthere could be truth of deep insight;breath deep and
NO separate or permanentsadness to relaxinto it's vastly compassionate
grasp?" nature.
Relax deep into sorrow and ponder, Compassion that is vast,like two arms,
"How could this sadnessbe just a fleeting infinitely stretched outto hug the
dream?" universe,with a heart of strength.
Do NOT fight the experience,for that The Ferocious Joyof an Un-bound Heart.
would just be Fear. The Ferocious Joyof an Un-protected
Courageously let gointo the fullness of Heart.
THIS moment's experience. The Ferocious Joyof a vulnerable Heart.
"Om Mani Padme Hum, The Ferocious Joyof a naked Heart.
Re-lax-ing." Oh how I want youto have this!
There is NO need to violently "Pierce"the Oh how I want you to soar with the joyof
"veil of illusion,"when all that is a Ferociously Happy Heart!




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