Tag Archives: social justice
Parable of the woman who believed all was One
There once was a woman who believed that everything was One and so she stopped caring about suffering or injustice or the desecration of the earth. Instead, she sat on her meditation cushion and listened to the screams coming in … Continue reading
Posted in contemplation, Parable, Spiritual poetry, Spiritual search, Spoken word meditations, writing
Tagged anger, hypocrites, injustice, justice, social justice, suffering
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Dual vision
If you spend all your time focused on unity you will never see the reality of division; if you spend all your time focused on division you will never see the reality of unity © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged division, healing, justice, paradox, social justice, unity
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An argument for tenacity
Injustice rarely disappears at the first pass; if it did, there’d hardly be any injustice © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Scripture riff, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged injustice, justice, perserverance, social justice, tenacity
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Praying though the deed, the action, the word spoken
Stop praying! Free yourself up to pray! © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged liberty, prayer, prayer through actions, social justice, writing
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If you want to change the world
If you want to change the world heal your deepest wounds for healing radiates only from the inside-out © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Recovery and healing, Spiritual poetry
Tagged activism, earth, healing, social justice, world
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