BUT PEACE! / Walking with the Vain Cattle / Amal A. Islim Copyright © 2009 All Rights Reserved

Oct. 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Chapter 2: But Peace!   
I reckon that the wish master cannot be rushed— in a new suffocating patience I lament my woe. I remained apart, as I normally am and do, from a profoundly disturbing earthly world, yet neither in reality, am I in, nor out of it— not belonging to any scheme or affection. Foot in and foot out— my order in my disorder; that mysterious chaos that gives me balance and guards me! That so-called madness that keeps me sane! As people live their routine, so my soul, I equally will train.
I returned to the music and festivity, wearing that mask, its grin that aches its face, which ruptures progressively the child— that is hidden behind those grimaces, leading me further to the nowhere, only to dance perfunctorily under a fictitious rainbow that flickers as an iridescent studio rain.
Hold my breath— hold my wish, engraving it on my individual core— meanwhile, still movement in a motionless transportation.
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WWTVC is an inner journey that speaks of the pains of the spiritual growth process along with its miracles and magic .The exploration of the inner world. The fight of the ego versus the spirit, materialism versus spiritualism, personal ethics over blind conformity, while still having to face the evils of this world, yet maintaining reason and balance.

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Walking with the Vain Cattle/ book. Visit press room to read reviews and other posts. A spiritual drama about the passage from the darkness to the light, the fight between the ego and the spirit in a materialistic world while trying to reach harmony, balance and inner peace. A theatrical musical.