What I Am, What I'm Not
Some people think I'm a Hindu. I am. I'm not. I read Yogananda almost daily.
Some people think I'm a Buddhist. I am. I'm not. I would love to be following that middle path where neither good or bad affects me.
Most people don't think I'm a Muslim. I love Rumi. He was a Muslim. Maybe that makes me a Muslim, maybe not.
Some people think I'm a Christian just by the mere fact I'm American, and maybe because I live in the Bible belt. I saw Christ once in a vision, maybe not a vision. It seemed more real than life. He came as Jesus. He laughed almost constantly, offered me a lemonade, told me to quit analyzing everything and take life as it comes. I guess Christ could have come as Buddha or Krishna. God does what God wants and also maybe what's most comfortable for us because we're his children.
I'm asleep. But then I know I"m asleep. A lot of people think they're awake, but then they are snoring away.
One day God will wake me up. Then I'll know what I truly am and what I wasn't.
Jerri


Comments: 30
Lena, read Autobiography of a Yogi first - which you can read for free on line: http://reluctant-messenger.com/yogananda/intro.htm
i have also had moments of being awake
it sometimes can be so hard when it goes away.
a really good song!
I am at a loss for words.