Where Do I Want to Be Right Now?
Gothic Basin in the Cascades Mountain Range A Poem by James K. Papp Where Do I Want to Be Right Now? Mountain meadows Heather, lichens and firs Yellow cedars and a stream.
Why are we here?
We did not come here to this planet of deep mystery to fix what we think is wrong We did not come here to suffer though surely we can do so We came here to
At the Border of the Unknown
A feeling I know A feeling I have had before, Arriving at the border Of the unknown, Where the air is charged And the sun casts Black shadows, Where the sky surrounds And the earth
The World Is All Love
The world is all Love. It's here, without asking to be recognized, taken care of, classified, divided, or polluted. It simply is as it is, with no ulterior motives. The world is unconditional - and
All Is Right
Blessed sunrise on sacred mountain warms the soul with gladness Light the candle and lay out stones at lakeside in honor of communion This place an altar of earth and sun and spirit Brings the
The Trees Who Talked – poem by Jim Papp
We speak to you now As ones, who like you, Are much younger than The Mountains Sustained by the same Water And the same
This is Peace
I am moving, discovering each moment with no wonder of what will come. No thing is more important than any other. This is Peace.
The Great Journey
The great journey is there for all of us. Waiting in the shade under a tree by the bend in the road, it calls on us to journey higher, to the trail that points into