Christopher Alexander Alnas Tamayo II, the ‘Ace’

Reflections upon the substance known to the Sage Mind, that quiet space upon which the knowledge of self may be known.

The values in which are the armour and the suppleness of oneself.

How is one to measure success? In ambition? In accumulation? In the image of others?

It is in our striving for the deepening of our own connection upon which the harvest of our success bears fruit.

And it is within that fruit that the sustenance of our beings may be of service to others. Its skin and flesh our material selves; yet that which feeds and waters our bounty remains beyond the sight of the eyes.

And within the seeds, so too do we contain growth in new life. The fields in which they may be sown when cast forth with intention is the ambition of our Sage Mind, so too may be its striving for the accumulation of that which may feed and grow another harvest.

And so it is, the measure is not in outcome, nor is the measure static. The measure is in the stride of the stallion, whether in green pastures or under the weight of life. The presence of the stallion needs not the validation in recognition and to those of whom truly see, the stallion is but one of many mirrors into the soul and the Sage Mind.

May your eyes see, and within its sight look unto the one who has known you from the seed you were and will be the fruit you bear.