Our tissue fabric for living

Kabir das, in his poem, ‘Jhini Chadariya,’ talks about maintaining the fabric of our conscience as clean as his was when he was born. So would a peace-loving aikidoka or a normal ordinary human being by his/her/their practice of humaneness, like our body is designed to provision from our clawless, fangless, scaleless, minimal hairy human body. It takes something more to maintain non-violence, especially when people around think differently to what we do and believe things sometimes quite opposite to what we do. It is mostly due to lack of perspective where one may see 9 from one end and 6 from the other side and both are right coz it is the perspective that is different and needs to be appreciated for understanding to dawn. What it takes to maintain a noninflammatory presence for non-violence and peace to prevail while the other has not yet seen our perspective is what it takes to maintain our tissue fabric innocent and untainted. It is the best remedy to heal rifts in relationships and to come home to the heart that is our family {EarthFamily}.