Radical acceptance

Radical acceptance                                                                                           
 
“Don’t worry, be happy”, said Meher.
He said also, “Become hopeless”. 
 
That is, walk the razor’s edge
between optimism and pessimism,
 
forgoing each bright and dark expectation,
eschewing personal judgment and evaluation.
 
Embrace and practice instead
a radical acceptance of everything as it is,
 
aligning not with the limited self
but with the Creator Himself
 
as to what is proper and just,
what is virtuous and necessary,
 
and become increasingly ensconced,
sans inquiry or estimation, within the inviolable One. 

O child of God, surrender to the All-knowing
by realizing the true depths of your ignorance.