befuddled by multiple contrary truths
she pauses her lifetime rapt yet bestilled
she weaves a loving meditation hut
from out her own inconsequential substance
of a pattern too crafty for intellect
slows her breath, waits alone, but unlonesome
oddly enough, there is nutrition
in what’s overcome, relegated to pastness
there is an ephemeral sparkle of transcendence
in the faith that the next transformation is cosmic
_______RS
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Dear Robert,
Being and Becoming Cosmic Transformation
Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle🦅
fractal! 🙂
Dear Robert,
As you observed, it is fractal indeed! The image is sourced from one of my posts discussing psychology, mindfulness, meditation, spirituality, philosophy, religion, Nature and so on. Hopefully, this post can be of considerable interest to you, insofar as I have distilled a great deal of observations and conclusions along certain themes. One of the investigated areas concerns being present in the moment with awareness and (engaged) mindfulness. There are also detailed analyses on existential issues, including those pertaining to “change” as well as “being” and “becoming”.
In addition, I have touched on many issues in my multipronged discussions on process philosophy (also known as processism, philosophy of organism, or ontology of becoming) in relation to change, causality, (in)determinism, metaphysical reality, stoic philosophy as well as the philosophy of space and time, in the concluding section of the post.
Entitled “🔄📈📉 Change Rules and Moment Matters: How to Stay in the Moment 🔖🕰️🔂“, this multifaceted post is published at
As you will see, the contents of my said post can be highly congruent with those wishing to explore holistic matters regarding self-improvement and inner discovery. Please turn on your finest speakers or headphones, as the said post will be playing one of my musical compositions to you automatically.
As the change of season barely begins, I would like to wish you a very productive March and a fulfilling 2026 doing or enjoying whatever that satisfies you the most, whether aesthetically, physically, intellectually or spiritually!
Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle🦅
Hi S.E. (not aware of your first name, far as I recall). Thanks for your link. I think we have been down this general pathway before. What I have learned from life is that analytically is not the best way to deal with or express about humanistic topics such as happiness, transforming, stillness, and so on. It only muddies the matter. One must do these things, not intellectualize them. In paticular, it is not possible to technologically measure ‘happiness’ as one of the items in your massive post claims. A simple poetic approach which yields material for contemplation (after doing some inner work) is far better in my view than any materials which are excessively theoretical and intellectualized. But that is me. I am familiar with most of the persons and items mentioned in your post. I travelled that way long ago. Good luck!
Dear Robert,
I am not aware that you have visited my said post, given that you did not submit any comment there. I would be very grateful if you could be so kind as to submit a comment to the post as a token of your visit. Please feel free to copy and paste your previous reply to my earlier comment as part of your forthcoming comment to be submitted to the comments section of the post, to which your said reply clearly pertains and also belongs. You are very welcome to expand on your comment if you have additional matters to convey about the post and any salient aspects of its contents. Thank you in anticipation.
Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle🦅
Hi S.E. — Yes I visited it. I have told you so 🙂 The reason I responded where I did is because you chose to discuss this lengthy thread of yours within a comment to my blog. It was quite a natural thing to do.
An insightful poetic description into transformation and wonderful photo of caterpillar about to transform into a butterfly.
I was wondering what had become of you.
You haven’t been on WP for awhile.
thanks! I got slightly ill end of last year, and then once the hiatus took, after I recuperated it seemed to last awhile… now I think I am feeling writing in the veins again 🙂
It’s great that you’ve recovered and you’re back. 🙂
thanks mucho, mon ami.