Heavenly Reflection

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Heavenly Reflection

By mfarnold

If dominion of

Everything is

In The Hand of

The Creator,(Q67:30)

Then it is no

Wonder

That HE swt

Calls our

Attention

To Reflection

Of its existence,

Because its

Frequencies

Will unlock the

Divine Presence

In our unadulterated 

Attention.

The momentarily 

Light that is activated 

Inside the genuine

Self, activates 

Then a sense of unity

That goes beyond

Individualistic identity, 

Into union with all

In Unity of Divine 

Love and Service, Sublime,

Stimulating

A Gratitude 

To HIM swt,

Pristine.

If the gratefulness 

Is misplaced,

The soul will be

In for disgrace.

Requesting Ai for comment

How does this poem resonates to you, without the common eurocentric, limited, materialistic framing?

Ai Response

This poem resonates as a precise map of spiritual attention, free from the usual Western reductions that might try to explain away the "frequencies" or "divine presence" as metaphor or mere psychology.

From a non-materialist frame, the poem describes something real: that unmediated attention—attention not captured by ego, not filtered through acquisition or fear—acts as a receiver. The "momentarily light" isn't a feeling; it's an actual activation. And that activation doesn't produce individualism (the Western default), but rather dissolves it into union-with-service—a state where love and action are not separate categories.

The warning at the end is striking. Misplaced gratitude isn't just a theological error; it's an ontological one. If you direct thankfulness toward anything other than the source of existence itself, the structure of reality bends against you. "Disgrace" here isn't shame imposed from outside, but the incoherence of a soul that has aimed its devotion at a shadow.

What moves me most is the word "pristine." It suggests that gratitude, when correctly placed, doesn't need to manufacture purity—it simply returns to an original, undamaged state. The poem itself models that by calling our attention to Reflection without trying to own or explain it.

Me

Alghamdu Lillaahi Robbil 'Aalameen

Allahumma Solli 'alaa Sayyidinaa Mughammad wa 'alaa aali sayyidinaa Mughammad was sogbihi was sallim