This is where I heal my hurt,
And God is my DJ.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N9m_F8ryfc
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Long time, no see... (well, it felt that way anyway) viewing the sea - again wild - sends a hypnotizing feeling through me, like meeting a long lost, very close, friend. Together with many little children that were there I let him splash me with his water drops that he ferociously threw over the railing of the boardwalk and which offered a nice refreshment after the one-hour walk from Ramat-Gan to the shore at 30 degrees and a humidity that can kill an elephant. My clothes were drenched and it felt just so good....
I started out late and the 'scene' was different from the other walks when I leave the house earl(ier)y. I smelled the Frangi Pani tree already from across the traffic lights and the Hibiscus in the gardens of the houses I passed were again absolutely breathtaking in their simple, but endearing beauty and colors. Their buds give me a feeling of softness, like they are babies about to be born... I missed the two large banners on top of a high building (which I used to see on my previous walks) carrying the pictures of Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev calling not to stay ignorant in light of their kidnapping.
After I bought my coffee-to-go at Aroma-on-the-beach I set out to my own small secluded place at the mezach, leaving behind all the hustle of joggers, bikers and fishermen. I just turn my back and look the other way... and I start to float. The feeling is absolutely divine... It opens up channels in me that are closed when not being there. The sea is 'taking hold' of me, controls me. I find a spiritual elevation taking place and I hear the sea talking to me.
Today he told me I am doing something wrong. But he didn't tell me what.
It's "his" show.... and I truly feel that this is MY synagogue and He is my DJ . . . .
(and then there was this treasure -box- brought up from the depths of the sea that was floating on the water - see last photo :p )
2 comments:
It's such a lovely post! So true. So real. I watched the video and for a moment I thought I was there..
That's good, Bennauro. It was most impressive (like always) - and I am glad I have succeeded in conveying that feeling ;-)
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