Conversations For Transformation:
Essays Inspired By The Ideas Of Werner Erhard
Conversations For Transformation
Essays By Laurence Platt
Inspired By The Ideas Of Werner Erhard
And More
Touching Nothing You:
ZenPlay In Two Acts
Cakebread Cellars, Rutherford Appellation,
Napa Valley,
California, USA
September 21, 2006
This essay,
Touching Nothing You: ZenPlay In Two Acts,
is the companion piece to
Alone With You.
I am indebted to the master of this cowboy's last roundup who inspired
this conversation.
I love you.
In my wild abandoned fully let go oh once more just once more my
darling come please come dreams I reach out to touch you in
the night of my life.
You're not there. Instead of you there's nothing where you should be.
My searching fingers trail frantic arcs in emptiness hopelessly missing
you, weeping with frustration.
But then like magic is
Zen.
So ... because you're not there ... here you are
...
I got it.
Now you're all and present and beautiful. First you weren't now you
are, and I'm bathed in the warmth of moist joyfulness and
privileged
passion of your love.