Topic       Free your Self
Date       17.04.2005
Master     Lady Kwan Yin
Medium    Ellaeenah

See the golden cage. Open it.

See yourself and set it free.

Look within for all that’s dark,

See the light and let it be.

If not for dark,

The light would go unnoticed

If not for light,

The dark would seem so free.

Let it rain, when it will,

For sure the sun will set you free,

Look not for joy in the chain of another,

For chains ne’er set you free.

Look at the chains you place within.

With them you cannot set another free.

Laugh out loud in the purest of joy,

And hear your laughter set you free.

When tears constrict and the heart cannot speak.

Let the tears flow and set you free.

Let the sound of music dance with you,

Let music set you free.

And all is aglow.

The vibrant hues set you free.

The cage is gold, but oh so strong.

How will the bars set you free?

Push not against the bars.

Your strength will not set you free.

Love the bars and be ajar

And thus YOU set you free

For bars are only strips of dark

That shadow the light that set you free.

Use your heart, your soul, your mind,

Your ego too can be set free.

Let ego experience its fullest power,

In its own weakness you will set it free.

For strength of ego is but frail.

Even a bird can set it free

But the golden cage comes so strong

Because the cage it is that you do not free.

You hold the cage with all your might

And then complain of the receding light

You hold the cage in warm embrace,

And ask of us to set you free

You are the cage, you are the bird.

Oh tiny bird, set yourself free.

For haven’t you seen that the door is ajar?

Flutter your wings and soar away free.

Reach the heights you have only seen

Touch the wings you have longed to be

Let the gentle flutter of your wings,

Be the song that sets you free.

Look not for joy, look not for hope,

Look not for charity,

For all is present within your cage

But only you can set it free

When once you soar and touch the sun,

You will then know your day is done.

Ne’er more will you return to the golden cage,

For evermore, little bird, you are set free.