Posts from — November 2008
Christopher Hansard:[Politics]
The world runs in cycles and on the impulse of memory and regret. The patterns of our lives fill the voices of our politicians and their rhetoric, policies and admonitions of change emerge from our deepest dissatisfaction with ourselves. To look to those who we elect is to look to what it is that we wish for ourselves. The anger, frustration and environmental degredation of the planet comes directly from the inner anger, frustration and degredation of the global mind of humanity. Change however,comes about because the most base part of ourselves as a species suddenly reaches for the light of healing and illumination, and in that moment we all create an opportunity and a space for change to be expressed. The election of Barack Obama is not just the United States of America calling for change as a nation, but each individual American wanting to change their inner selves. Politics are a shadow of a higher order that exists within us all, this shadow can somtimes have less chill and density than at other times, but it is part of our evolutionary struggle to move from the state of reactionary suffering into a place where, by our minds and hearts we recreate our world and our place in it, through the augmentation of a higher consciousness.
November 6, 2008 No Comments
Christopher Hansard:[ Leaves]
Falling leaves
in threes and fours
political dreams
waltz
meandering
to the ground
Obama ascended
McCain
surrendered
sighs and resignation
a year from now
there will be martyrs
crucified
at
1600 Pennsylvania avenue
the blood of saints
will be read in
Vanity Fair
and tears
will fall on well buffed nails
does democracy depend on a pedicure
and a freeway paved
with good intentions ?
Every saint must fall to rise again
in order that heaven may be glimpsed
in the puddles and the snap of footfalls
as destiny collides with expediency
November 5, 2008 No Comments
Christopher Hansard:[ Harmony]
The beauty that lives in
all things
unfolds
itself
continually
offering
succour
healing
and harmony
November 4, 2008 No Comments
Christopher Hansard:[ Silently]
Silently
comes
the actions
and silently
is the deed
silently goes the pligrim
silently grows the seed
silently comes the time
and silently
it passes by
silently
comes
the end of things
not even a sigh
silently comes the birth of hope
and the blessings of the way
silently is the way of things
the fabric of the day and night
spun in gossamer and gnosis
interlinked and underpinned
silently
silently
silently
silently
it points the way
November 3, 2008 No Comments








