Becoming Death

When we feel the urge to suppress our most powerful desires, we must question the urge.
When we feel guilt for using our imagination to create life, we must question the guilt.
When our thoughts are tied to judgment, we must cut the ties.
When we convince ourselves that our limitations are real, we must cut the lies.

When morality turns into a headache, we must trust our intuition.
When approval from others is needed to justify our beliefs, we must approve of ourselves.
When blame becomes our solution, we must assume responsibility.
When we begin to think in circles, we must use our creativity.

When we stray from our true nature, we must move our minds into our bodies.
When doubt and confusion cloud our vision, we must wait patiently for the storm to pass.
When we hold onto reflections of our past, we simply project them into our future.
When we embrace our life experience, we simply release what we no longer have use for.

When later becomes something we desperately wait for, it is no longer patience.
When we must use faith in our reasoning, it is no longer science.
When we live without purpose, life becomes consumption fueled by scarcity.
When we are not afraid to die, life becomes.