Ruha

Mother of the seven planets

                She is a vessle of great life. Who has made me live in the
                world of sorrows.

                Who has thrown me into the body of a stump?

                Out of this vessle comes blood, that endures and dwels in
                the world.

                I dwell in the works of my hands.

                Grief and woe she suffers in the body garment that transforms
                her.

                How often must she put it on, how often must she put it off?
                Habitation must ever again be bound with strife and not behold
                the inner light.

                Why does conflict live? The instrument of her pleasure is her
                bondage.

                A world of turbulence without rest.

                O youth of good deeds and beauty!
                How slippery is your Demiurge?

                Up through the center I rose.
                Until, I found the key.
                There was the knot that must be unravelled.

                The veil was torn from you
                with some little talk of me and thee.



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