The moment everything vanishes,
When I myself fade away,
A quiet peace arrives, hidden from eons.
The moment your body aches,
Woven from tears in the chaos of the world,
The soul emerges,
Seeking light.
Forms collapse with your breath,
Mother is no longer mother,
Father is no longer father,
Your children are no longer yours.
Roles become transparent as glass,
Footsteps echo through empty space,
The stone beneath your feet loses meaning, grows soft.
When your body feels like part of all the world’s oceans,
Comfort arises from within you, like a prayer of awakening.
Only then can you gently close your eyes
And feel life—the divine call in silence.
