Author Archives: Diana Rankin
Completeness
I am whole unto myself, radiating my light with yours independent while one.
In the Labyrinth of My Mind
Exploring pockets within the labyrinth of my mind, where shadows dance and secrets I find. Silent whispers echo through the hollow halls, as I unravel mysteries within these walls. Hidden treasures gleam with ancient glow, each memory a thread, each … Continue reading
All in God’s Time
A prayer unanswered may be only a delay. The answer is waiting for a future day.
Night Sail
Dark of the moon whispers through the shadows of the clouds like a cat stalking its prey. The midnight sea glistens and glitters— the crystal ball in the old dance hall. Hushed by the sea mist stands an island in … Continue reading
Stone’s Memory
Do you see me? Do you see the granite in my eyes? Do you hear me? Do you hear the wind across my face? I have been here More than a million years, and I will be here more than … Continue reading
A Matter of Growing Wiser
How young and foolish I once was I know that now you see. In the years I’ve left behind I’ve grown to understand the world will never change with me but I can change within.
4:00 am
Veils lift worlds meet. Time, space, distance do not exist in this time out of time where worlds meet, veils lift at 4:00 a.m.; my life is enriched. This is reality.
The Lesson
I have hurt for the world when the world didn’t hurt. I have taken your pain, your tears, your griefs. Your burdens you gave, your karma I took, but at last I’ve forgiven the one who’s to blame and given … Continue reading
Blarney’s Whale
Now gather round and listen mate I’ll tell you of a tale how Captain Blarney met his fate when searching for a whale. He never was a sea-going man, preferring scotch to rum, the boat he bought was green and … Continue reading
Freedom
(Originally published in 1978, I feel this article is as important today as it was then.) Woman in her struggle for freedom must first find herself. She must travel alone into the recesses of her being and learn the awareness … Continue reading