And as each one would so create
With pen or brush
Or hue with chisel
Or a thousand other ways
He must within see form and substance
Which born in Light
Becomes small part of all who see
The thing which he thus so creates
And having seen the substance
And the form
And bathed within the Radiance
Of Creative Light
The seeing does to men create
A most desired thing
To lift them up
And with their heads held high
Fresh bloom of courage
Resting on their face
This Light will flush away
The dross material self
And leave him cleansed and so refreshed
He’ll climb his mountain
And there to see the dawn
Be then reborn
Unto another day.
by Ernest L. Norman
Excerpt from Infinite Contact
Submitted by: Gloria Lynn on 08/08/2015
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Gloria, thank you for posting this stunningly beautiful excerpt and the art! Prior to logging in, I was just reflecting, feeling the need for something in my solitude, wondering and feeling the need to get beyond where I was. You see, I’m never satisfied with my status in my evolution. I always want more! After reading this, I was prompted to go outside for a moment, so I went out back and sat in my favorite chair. Suddenly a young hummingbird–gray, black and white–flew in and hovered to my right, above my head. I thought that he must be young because he was small and his wings were not moving so rapidly that I couldn’t see their form. He flew away around the corner of the house. Then, at once, a butterfly flew in where the bird had been. Because of his position, I could not see his colors; then he drifted down to the stepping stones and I saw the black and blue of his delicate wings. He flew upward and followed the path of the hummingbird around the corner of the house! How beautiful they both were, as was the Light that delivered them to me so that I saw the Light in them, the Light in which they passed through, and the Light in myself!
Then I thought, “I created that for myself!”
Looking at the art here, I am drawn to the first and the last, as if the first painted the last. Also, I can see myself climbing my mountain, refreshed, being born into another day (moment)! I’m going to continue creating.
For you, again, I ring the Golden Bells!
Light, Love
Na’imah
Dear Gloria Lynn,
Thank you so much for posting the words of the Moderator. It creates a wonderful mood and I love the idea that Light can be woven into our creative works. The pictures are all ‘spot on’, and convey the message beautifully! You’ve inspired me to go dig out my drawing materials;) L&L Always … Ken.
Dear One – A truly inspired posting! The Moderator’s Energy is felt throughout and accompanied by magnificently appropriate paintings. These pictures indeed enhance the reading experience. I felt the Inner Radiance and was transcended to the Higher Realms. Beautifully done!
Thank you for all your remarks. Of course, without the Moderator’s words, there would have been no inspiration for the images. Some I worked on extensively with Photoshop (1st, 4th, and 6th images), and the 2nd, 3rd and 5th found ‘as is’ but nevertheless, it is a great way for me to keep attuned to the words of the Moderator for which I am very grateful. Thank you for ringing the Golden Bells, Naimah. As I tune in, I feel the high frequencies they sing to me and all who may listen.
Beautiful! Stunning! Inspiring! As I saw the pictures and read the words, these became as a tender moving song, a harmony not of earthly music but an inner understanding. “As the physical evolves into infinity,” such was the song I sensed, and more so the spirit to be valued, the theme of a future life we must lift our eyes to become as one with — thought after thought, moment after moment, conceiving Light. Life is but a brief moment for a small part of us to learn and share — the conceived gift of Light. Thank you for the “recharge” 🙂 Beautiful artwork! FYI, I could use some help producing artwork renditions for the Legacy book series 🙂
Hi Roberto,
I would love to help you out but I’m not an illustrator. All I can do is take images off the internet and manipulate them into other things which may or may not meet with copyright approval. A good graphic artist or painter/designer as you have already procured with prior book artwork is your best and safest bet but your comments are appreciated. The artwork in Legacy is inspiring, stunning, and magnificent. Anything I can do can’t compare.
Greetings Gloria,
Any word spoken by the Moderator is but a symphony of music which resonates in song throughout my being. The pictures were truly inspired, and the love can be felt from the energy of love that you put into making it possible for us to share what you were feeling.
Love and Light Always,
Lesley