monday | october 12 | 2009

3=1.

three distinct lamps

yet i see

one distinct light.

i guess it

makes sense that

they would work

together, and not

insist that any

glow is more

or less spectacular

than the other.

it's just curious.

together they light

the wall, never

overpowering one another,

but existing together

separately, but in

a simple unity.

it makes sense

in a somewhat

dimly lit room.

i guess it's

different when cosmic

law is involved.

there is some

saint whose name

escapes me (sorry,

buddy, it's nothing

personal, but really

you're hardly the

point anyway. come

to think of

it, you'd probably

just as soon

i forget your

name anyway) who

said, "i see

One Light, and

i see Three

lights." i guess

the Trinity can

do whatever It

(They?) wants. new

mathematics is hardly

an issue for

the One (Three?)

that speaks and

things become. at

any rate, three

Lights in perfect

harmony light the

path, and we

must walk it,

allowing ourselves, perhaps

forcing ourselves, to

live, maybe even

bask, in the

indescribable warmth and

glory of Father,

Son, and Spirit,

for by Their

Light all things

will be seen

both now and

ever and unto

ages of ages.

amen.