For Those Who Think

For Those Who Think
- that poetry is a useless encumbrance
they have to wade past while ignoring
furiously, lest they become changed
or enlightened by mere words.
Or, heavens forfend! Become
empathic with a strangers'
point of view.
I will quote briefly from:
Science and the Akashic Field
An Integral Theory of Everything
by Ervin Laszlo page 6

Come,
sail with me on a quiet pond.
The shores are shrouded,
the surface smooth.
We are vessels on the pond
and we are one with the pond.

A fine wake spreads out behind us,
traveling throughout the misty waters.
It's subtle waves register our passage.

Your wake and mine coalesce,
they form a pattern that mirrors
your movement as well as mine.
As other vessels, who are also us,
sail the pond that is us as well,
their waves intersect with both of ours.
The pond's surface comes alive
with wave upon wave, ripple upon ripple.
They are the memory of our movement;
the traces of our being.

The waters whisper from you to me and from me to you,
and from both of us to all the others who sail the pond.

Our separateness is an illusion;
we are interconnected parts of the whole --
we are a pond with movement and memory.
Our reality is larger than you and me,
and all the vessels that sail the waters,
and all the waters on which they sail.
-Ervin Laszlo
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You will not find much other poetry in this book, rather a
concise discourse of pre and post quantum science as it
relates to everything and everyone. Do I agree with everything
the author postulates? No, and it's not required.
I will recommend this book to anyone seeking to understand
how the paradigm is shifting and it's implications in
ordinary life. For everyone seeking a comprehensible
model of how things actually occur.
Get this book, give it to friends
Go to your library and borrow it,
you won't want to return it,
but you should,
so others also
may.