Self-existent traveler through the quantum cosmos,
Stirred awake as I dream, I know you are real!
Please make peace between us! Let love be strong!
I love her[him]. Why can’t it show?
Won’t you touch both our hearts?
We are helpless and alone.
Grant us a moment and then another.
Death might claim us before the clouds pass.
Living Love! Fire of Life! Let us embrace!
Advanced Commentary
In the second stanza, the human voice addresses its godbeing counterpart, which has made its presence known so thoroughly that the human voice can pray directly to it. The godbeing voice, on the other hand is silent, implying that it either has no cognizance of what the human voice is trying to do, or it knows that silence is the only response to the desperate situation the human voice is facing.
The human voice knows what lies behind the veil and accepts what is about to happen. It has a profound awareness that love is about to be lost and is trying to draw the most of love possible from within its human condition as a last gesture to its dissolving reality. In its human love, faced with the reality of what it knows, it wishes its heart and its lover’s heart both to be touched by the same doomed love. In their knowledge, human love has become maximally what it can be.
In the Hidden Dragon stanza, the human voice draws upon its experience of godspace to plea for one more moment of human love, hoping against hope that what it knows will somehow not come to pass. If human love is to be lost, let there not be a moment remaining of human life which would suffer that loss. Let death and realization of truth come simultaneously.
This prayer is about the last moment of duality before the godbeing says, “Let us embrace.” As with the other prayers, this godseed is only what it is. It has no other purpose other than to manifest what this prayer reveals.