In a season of Stillness—but I’m still here. ❤️‍🔥

One reel. One GodNote. One breath at a time.

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Let this moment hold you like it once held me.

This isn’t old—it’s eternal.

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If I stop and listen,

(t)here's my song.

His Song.

That new Song.

We're only here to remember that Song.

It's like every problem that comes up in your world,

in your life is saying, "Remember.

Remember, I'm not here.

God is.

Love is.

Remember.

Look through me,

see pass me,

over my shoulder,

to the Truth again and again.

Keep remembering.

Hold vigil inside while you appear to deal with me outside/

Know what I am.

Who I am."

And that's the rude cashier talking to you.

That's your bank account that doesn't look as hefty as you wish it looked.

That's your boss.

That's your spouse that knows how to push your buttons.

That's your child that knows how to push your buttons.

That's your coworker.

That friend.

That parent.

"Remember." Every part of their being is singing that to you,

See past the story to the Love.

I Love you,

nik

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QUOTES

"The Man of Nazareth is the visible of the invisible.

Christ contains all: man, angel, mystery, Father.

Those who say that the Lord first died, and then was resurrected, are wrong: for he was first resurrected, and then died.

If someone has not first been resurrected, they can only die.

If they have already been resurrected, they are alive, as God is Alive." - Gospel of Philip

"What is a Sufi like?

Each of the 43,242 breaths he takes in a day moves through his body in the same way his life moves through his body,

and each breath is bowing in reverence before God.

That is work.

Just because a Sufi appears silent, it does not mean he is not doing anything.

His breath is doing its dhikr,

which is the connection between him and God.

It goes on automatically, "dun, dun, dun."

In the same way as the heart continues beating, although we are not aware of it, a Sufi's breath, his dhikr,

is beating "dun, dun, dun, dun" with the connection to God.

That is the dhikr.

That word goes and beats against Allah with every breath.

That is true dhikr,

where every breath is bowing and prostrating to Him."- Muhammad Raheem Bawa Muhaiyaddeen. Why Can't | See The Angels--pg.

"Every particle of Vrindavan exclaims,

"Krishna is here!" - IG: Govindtales