EPIPHANIC BLISS (PLURALITY IN MOTION) by Scott Thomas Outlar

EPIPHANIC BLISS (PLURALITY IN MOTION) by Scott Thomas Outlar

Throughout the day, randomly,

the images splash from seemingly out of nowhere,

flooding the canvasses of their wandering minds

with tiny shots of electrical lightning

sent from the eternal source

to explosively fire neurons

and trigger a revelation fever

that washes over their consciousnesses

with higher forms of dancing truths...

…buzzing in the indefinable spaces

of unrealized perception

until the wellspring rises

to smash through all boundary limitations,

push envelopes to the edge of tearing,

and careen wisdom across canyons

that once seemed too far for traversing.

The distance becomes shorter

with each flash point epiphany

which streaks like a star

across the infinite sky

of their mind’s collective eye,

opening possibilities

without horizon

by ripping the lid

off Pandora's box.

The tidal wave of enlightenment

shutters through adrenals,

shocking their nervous systems,

spiking their Kundalini,

and popping open their pineal glands

into fifth dimensional awareness

where it tunes in with the wavelength

of The Word made manifest,

causing genesis vibrations

to bring the frequency of chaos

back in rhythm

with perfectly ordered alignment.

Smooth sailing in dreams

for the awakened beings

as shamanic visions

carry them along the primordial river,

back past the garden of Eden,

beyond all good and evil,

to the original spark of creation

where the organic expansiveness

of the Big Bang

becomes momentarily implosive

with a deep meditative inhalation,

only to once more burst forth

from out the entropic compression

into the vastness of new beginnings.

Scott Thomas Outlar is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. He now lives and writes in Frederick, Maryland. He is the author of seven books. His work has been nominated multiple times for both the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net. He guest-edited the Hope Anthology of Poetry from CultureCult Press as well as the 2019-2023 Western Voices editions of Setu Mag. He has been a weekly contributor at Dissident Voice for the past eight and a half years. Selections of his poetry have been translated into Afrikaans, Albanian, Azerbaijani, Bengali, Cherokee, Dutch, French, Hindi, Italian, Kurdish, Malayalam, Persian, Serbian, and Spanish. More about Outlar's work can be found at 17Numa.com.