I bring you oneness
and
I bring you now-ness

Oneness says,
All is one,
one with the source
one as the source.
The source becomes
itself
is becoming itself

Now-ness says,
At this moment,
know
that you are One-
that all is One
One being
all
that is;
One being
all
there is

Oneness and Now-ness
are one and the same:
who you are;
remembering
who you are
at the moment
of perceived need

When life's storm
arrives
a-blasting,
in the moment
that you register
its impact
at that moment
know that
You are the ONE
at that same time
declare that
all is ONE
accept that
ONE is being ONE

Thus
neither the moon by night
nor the sun by day
nor the stars at any time
may harm you
may smite you
but that
you remember:
ONE is all.

I say, Oneness
and
I say, Now-ness

No one
can divide God
nothing
will separate the ONE
Created versus creator
is a figment
of fearful imagination
There is only One-
God
God being God
This
I bring
today

Simple,
but not simpleton
and even if it were
what do labels matter?
Simple
but overcomes
the unwieldy
the complicated
the fabrication
of sin and separation
of redemption
and salvation
of hell and judgment
and nonsense
those things
that edge the wedge
between God
and God-
such folly!

Simply, God
is God:
One becoming One
And that's all there is.

I am Oneness
and
I am Now-ness

I replace
effete techniques
of prayer
of fasting
of sacrifice
wherein you bruise
your knees in obeisance
self-debase
in ignorance
appease insatiable clay gods
in desperation:
for what god
worth its name
would extract
the meager earnings
of such meager-spirited?

I introduce Now-ness
whereby
you know
who you are-
God being God
you accept
what you are-
God being God
and
at the moment
of registry-
anytime, any place
anyhow-
there in that moment
to declare
God
so to reclaim
the moment,
moment by moment,
to re-orient
all events
and yourself
at the moment
reassuring that
all indeed is
God being God
moment
by registering moment

I have for you
just
Oneness
and
Now-ness
Here is knowing
unsurpassed!
And practice unequalled!
You are God!
You alone are
by Alex Popa