Big words, fancy theories, great understandings all swept away in the stream of simple awareness. Not condemned or accepted, just part of what is.
Rudra Nua is a controversial figure in the field of the poetry of self-realisation. Many see him as 'the root of all vegetables' while others recognise him as the one they might see in the shaving mirror or sitting opposite them at the dinner table.
Sunday 26 September 2010
Friday 24 September 2010
SANCTUARY
The play unfolds quite beyond us, through us and in us. The world sees us as deluded inmates. Inmates we surely are, but inmates of the sanctuary from the insane. So few admit themselves to the lunatic asylum with the express purpose of losing their minds.
-From Borderline Zen, a work in progress by Rudra
The play unfolds quite beyond us, through us and in us. The world sees us as deluded inmates. Inmates we surely are, but inmates of the sanctuary from the insane. So few admit themselves to the lunatic asylum with the express purpose of losing their minds.
-From Borderline Zen, A work in progress by Rudra
Thursday 23 September 2010
Turn Back Now
Despite most seekers clear view of the cracks in the façade they nurture a sliver of hope that the wall can be re-plastered. This despite the warning sign: ‘No help past this point, demolition underway, risk of annihilation’.
From Borderline Zen
Tuesday 21 September 2010
Sunday 19 September 2010
BEFORE IDENTITY
Rudra: “Please take off your shoes before you enter.”
Visitor: “But I’m not wearing any shoes.”
Rudra: “That’s it in a nutshell”.
From Borderline Zen Rudra's second book that he is working on.
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