One Song

All I can do is love the Universe- One song

sung in harmony;

Energies converging, melting away

separateness,

disrobing-

naked...

nothing to hide behind-

no thoughts, no masks,

no body.

This is a dream.

There is no here or there,

no Heaven or Hell-

just illusions

created by false Ego

which deems itself

apart

from another...

he cannot believe that I is We and We

are One,

the implications of such Ego-Loss

splinter his self-assured reality into shards of Fear;

a reality built on Ego and

Separation, specialness

Be better than, have MORE than-

competition is his life from

moments of first breath,

Run and never

stop...

be alone,

die

alone.

Denial that all are one,

denounces the Self;

Silly Man, thinking he had

More in Himself,

in the name the world gave him-

short-changing destiny of

Greatness & Eternity for

f

l

e

e

t

i

n

g dreams

He will never find

Satisfaction this way,

his desires are

e n d l e s s

taking and taking, feeding a name that will

perish as

dust.

Why does he choose Suffering over Ecstasy?

Illusion over Truth?

Death over Eternity?

For no amount of

material security

satisfies the requirement for

Eternal Happiness-

Maybe he doesn't care?

Eternity?

He doesn't even Believe it Exists...

Someday, he will die, he

thinks,

that's what they told him will happen- and he has

evidence in Life that he must

Die-

everybody does it.

So to him, I

e x t e n d

my arms of Limitless Compassion,

so he may forego the

Tradition of Lies, in order to

yield to Faith that All will carry him in

Love and Respect toward

Freedom;

Awakening from

Death.

Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition!*

The treacherous debauchery of the BP oil spill has been under public purview since the explosion took place on April 20, 2010, about 40 miles off of the Louisiana coastline that killed eleven men and continues to kill ocean life, precious wetlands, migratory bird wildlife refuges, and an entire Gulf economy. Prior to two weeks ago, the public was lead to believe that approximately 5,000 barrels of oil a day (though the earliest estimates were set at 1,000 barrels a day) were spouting from a broken pipeline (210,000 U.S. Gallons/day). The public learned that number is much greater than it was lead to believe by BP when robot cameras, sent about a mile down to the sea floor, were broadcast live on the Internet and provided an even more startling insight.

While BP claimed it could only estimate and was unable to give an accurate portrayal of the amount of oil, all over the world, mathematicians and scientists studied the video feed. Tuesday, a government panel declared that, by their calculations, between 1.47 million and 2.52 million gallons a day are being released into the, once pristine, waters.

Scrambling to help, people discovered that human hair is one of the best ways to absorb oil. All over the U.S., people started sending in their salon hair clippings. After unsuccessfully attempting to shoot cement and mud into the pipeline to jam the 7,000 pound per square inch (psi) flow, the geniuses attempted shooting shredded golf balls and tires into the hole which, again, was a bust. By the way, the hair was never used. Alongside the golf balls, cement, tires, and environmentally shady use of chemical dispersants strewn about, BP rejected the hair, stating that it could not be used, as the environmental impact of hair was not known.

In other news, a giant, green and lavender (only upon close inspection could one notice his lovely colors) smelly-but-friendly sea monster has been spotted in the Gulf. It reportedly bubbled-up from the underground ocean of methane gas that scientists thought might exist beneath the waters. With tentacles and scales glimmering in an iridescent, black and reddish oil sheen, the sea monster, showing a strong command of the Queen's English, stated that he will gladly eat one BP executive per week until they figure out how to stop the Earth from vomiting all over all of us. Then, while facing the type of scrutiny a sea monster might encounter once making himself public, he fainted.

The Russians, accustomed to such disasters, suggested using a low-level nuclear device, a tactic they've used twice in the past. Some scientists claim that the immense heat created will literally create glass out of the sand and oil; thereby, stopping the flow. BP and the U.S. government are opposed, as they do not wish the oil to cease, but want to capture it. The sea monster is in favor of using a nuke, as he is lonely and needs the company of another beast.

*Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition

Photo Source: Momo The Sea Monster by Mia Mäkilä, 2009, acrylics on canvas (50×50 cm).