Waiting for you
aches like eternity
Consuming me
silent nightly echoes
smothering my senses.
Seeking repose

Rejoice in my
Swelling henna clusters
Delight in the allure of
Wine rubies that blossom
from almond to rose.

Alight softly
the sweet grapes hardening
‘neath diaphanous silk laced pastel.
Slip them free
for your delight.

The transcendental touch
of your scented beard
rests tender on
the milled softness
of my navel.

Savor my talents
Yearn for me, caress
with slowly rising tempo
my firming aching apples
and let me drink [...]

In 1905, Albert Einstein revolutionized of physics, time and even ourselves. Einstein had spent many hours wondering how time and space was experienced under different conditions. With this in mind, writer Alan Lightman wrote the science fiction novel Einstein’s Dreams that asks us to think about how our perception of time influences the way we live.

Set in 1905, Bern, Switzerland, Einstein is found hunched over his patent office desk, exhausted after long hours of calculations into the early morning. We are then taken into the mind of Einstein as he dreams a series of ‘what if’ scenarios.

what if we could learn from the Kabbalistic view oftime that has held Judaism together in exile and inspired the Dalai Lama to interview Rabbi’s to navagate the future of the tibetan people.

Success doesn’t just happen. We often admire achievers who seem to perform in the flow and achieve great things almost effortlessly. Or so we think.
What attitudes keep a person refining, progressing, achieving and moving toward that state of physical, spiritual and emotional unity of action and enhanced achievement called ‘flow.’