Ann Ree Colton writes in The Third Music:  “The fruits of Niscience, or Buddhi-wisdoms, offer themselves only to him who has spiritualized his intellect within the ahimsa progressions of his heart.  Ahimsa, or harmlessness in motivation, is the fertilizer for the spiritualized intellect and the spiritualized will.”

Jonathan Murro writes in The Divine Image:  “All Stars and Galaxies are in each healing on earth.  All Stars and Galaxies are in each inspiration received by the mind of man.”

In T. S. Elliot’s book, The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism, Elliot defines poetry as a people’s “highest point of consciousness, its greatest power and most delicate sensibility.”

Poetry began to open up for me as I became interested in the spiritual path about thirty years ago.  Only a few poems found the light of day in the seventies in my beginnings at the Thomas Starr King School for the Ministry.  During the eighties, I became a student of my Spiritual Teachers, Ann Ree Colton and Jonathan Murro.  The poems increased.  During the nineties, I was called to move to California to be at the Ministry School of Niscience.  With this calling, in the latter half of 1989, until the beginning of the new millennium, I was inspired to write the majority of these poems, describing my inner and outer processes with the Niscience Teaching.  The crossover into the spiritual life is a long tunnel of initiation, purging one of dead works and beliefs.  The Niscience system can unite one with his potential as a Self-Realized, Soul-Realized and God-Realized One, with a polarized consciousness.

Tayna Kip Kaiser

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