The Lion and The Lamb (21.6.15)

“The lion and the lamb have breakfast together.

The lion and the lamb are united in their energy,

                                    are united in their outlooks,

                                    are united in their goals.

The lion and the lamb understand the aspirations and the dreams,

                                                       the particular and the precise,

                                                       converse in the vernacular of the day.

The lion and the lamb bond in majesty and gentleness.

The lion and the lamb gambol in the fields of play.

The lion and the lamb have no secrets to unfold,

                                    have no reservations withheld,

                                    have no mistakes awaiting an apology.

The lion and the lamb know the sacred in the secular,

                                    know not to mix or match,

                                    know not to seize or suffer.

The lion and the lamb know no segregation,

                                    know no domination of the self,

                                    know no restraints on righteousness.

The lion and the lamb share and share alike,

                                    honour in construal of the best,

                                    speak in unison on the subjects of the heart.

The lion and the lamb plumb the depths of the soul in agreement,

                                    seek to calm the troubled soul in difficulty,

                                    nurse the injured soul back to health within the Trinity.

The lion and the lamb rest in peace and quiet,

                                    rest in tranquility and introspection,

                                    rest in godliness and favour.

The lion and the lamb walk together in the spirit of one upon the other,

                                    walk together in thanksgiving of gratitude and trust,

                                    walk together in the fulfilment of faith in what may be and is.

The lion and the lamb have retinues of followers,

                                    have retinues holding hands and singing,

                                    have retinues rejoicing in the dance.

The lion and the lamb have operated together in changing the seared hearts of man with repentant souls,

                                                                          in overcoming the causes of the anguished souls at large,

                                                                          in counselling on the settling of the grievances between the spirit and the soul.

The lion and the lamb are the reciprocators of agapé love in righteousness,

                                    are the reciprocators of God and man in an eternal relationship,

                                    are the reciprocators representing the sacred and the secular in a divinely inspired relationship –

                                         structured on faith underpinned with both grace and truth and built upon the rock of revelation.

The lion and the lamb promote the growth of heaven,

                                    promote the growth of earth,

                                    promote the growth in unity as the earth becomes a colony of heaven with The King of kings in residence.

The lion and the lamb reach out to man upon the earth,

                                    reach out with a message of the utmost importance and sincerity,

                                    reach out as the timeless destinies approach –

                                                              with man fast running out of time to establish his destiny of choice.”