The
Divine Dance of Diani is a great story of humankind. Though work of fiction, it
is set within a background of ideas designed to make sense of the world and our
place in it - but these are big ideas. Ideas that make you think. It brings
life to ideas that may at first seem mind boggling yet closely analyzed, are
but our day to day reality.
I
walk along our beaches at the coast finally having fully grasped something
fulfilling about the universe. I now realize that everything, from the smallest
atoms to the biggest galaxies, is governed by one simple event –motion. Why is
everything moving? I need not know that exactly but what I do know is that
mysteries, adventures and motions are the things of communication that promote
achievement of the perfect desire of evolution. The shift in waves is
represented by the basic movements of resonance and harmony. A continuous
music. If everything in creation is waves of music, no wonder life and the
universe are mere reflections of microscopic particles engaged in an endless
dance choreographed by the laws of the universe. Even the feelings of joy,
sorrow or boredom are a chemical dance of hormones, magnetic fields and the
mingling of molecules and atoms in the brain. Life, death and all patterns of
creation move in vibrations too. Even space and time, the arena in which we
spend our lives, are not really what we see but projections coming from
something far deeper and more mysterious; the spectrum of our collective
thoughts. Eventually, this arena will disappear and reappear as something else.
When
the dance stops, everything returns to the great ocean of oneness. Through the
power of our love, we participate in creation as we are all here in the service
of universal art to give rise to beauty and to enjoy all that has been
manifested. We are gods and goddesses in embryo waiting to be born the moment
we desire to create. This is our reason. The intent of life! The very purpose
of the universe. The power of the human mind should be explored. It conceals
more surprises than can ever be imagined. We have stopped for a moment to
encounter each other, to meet, to love and to share. This is a precious moment,
but it is transient. It is a little afterthought in eternity. If we share with
caring light heartedness and love, we will create abundance and joy for each
other. And then the moment will have been worthwhile. And probably there may
never be the need to ask, why are we here?” I feel its rhythm and tune merging
all the time with the grand cosmic dance of the universe. There is no two;
there is only one and no one else. All is perfection, all is harmony. Words
were all I had for you. Compared to eternity – It’s just mote of dust dancing
in a beam of light. The dance can not end, even when the lights are shut off.
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