A Poem About True Self-Security, And Its Emergence.

'Sunder' means 'to split'.

The Star We Call Sun: Life Moved On From Deserving is available in Paperback and Ebook (Kindle) -

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Blurb for The Star We Call Sun: Life Moved On From Deserving:

‘Peace, when given, regardless of circumstance, is not just a quiescent moment that hangs over wounds, soothing them, like an overcast sky providing shelter to a once turbulent sea. Peace, when known, is what you are. You push it away because you think it doesn't give you play; but sit in this dark space long enough, and move your gaze across the room to the alternative - that who you are, standing in the other corner of the room, is the fantasy, the hope of all hopes, the dream - oh, let it be - the reality: that what you are is not in the outcome, but the becoming; the creation of all life.

'21 poems and essays reflecting upon the alternative; accessible meditations and teachings of a life where one is neither worthy nor unworthy - but free of both; one voice of a burgeoning humanity that could be, moved on from the precept that happiness is relief from suffering; and moved on to a world where all that we are - what we used to encourage or discourage - is now our accepted foundation; that we are peace; that we are everything. There is life after being happy.'

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Outro Music: Special thanks to Stephen Rae for his piece of music: 'Lou'.
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