The Great Ignorer
Eruch once advised a lover to
become the Great Ignorer
and though the suggestion was specific, it is my goal
of late to become such a man – the Great Ignorer.
Does not non-attachment require it?
Being not of the world; turning the other cheek;
loving thy neighbor as thyself – do they not
require a great ignoring of everyone’s
(including my own) transgressions and differences?
Perhaps, to ignore our virtues also,
born of karma, a forgetting of self and God’s grace
not individual human strength and effort.
Urgently Maya is tugging at my sleeve
every moment offering fear, pleasure, forgetfulness
while someOne within seems to be urging remembrance:
to turn my attention solely toward my Beloved
and to all else become the Great Ignorer.
O child of God, nothing is real but God, said Meher.
And nothing matters but love for God.
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