. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The Visitor from Hiranyaloka

Friday, August 22, 2025

The Visitor from Hiranyaloka

 


Do you want to take a ride on a surreal and spiritual exploration of otherworldly travel — not just through physical space, but through spiritual dimensions, dreams, and consciousness?

To a strange planet where life goes on?

Title 
The Visitor from Hiranyaloka.

(A lone voice whispers)

Within the Witching Hour 
Of twelve to four am
In the Great In-Between

I've seen
Universes
Parallel worlds

Places
Where no living human beings have never been

Climbed through blue portals

To strange lands where angels and demons 

In choirs 
Sing

Walked lands
Where no water runs in rivers or springs

Walked the badlands of the forsaken 

Climbed the high towers of the iron maiden

Saw tomorrow's prophecies 
Before I awakened

But I was never alone
Faith in the Lord
Kept me safe

In The Badlands 
Beyond the Tomb

From being drawn at dusk
To been released at dawn

To explore
To revel in new sights
Past midnight 

Is a mystery which binds me still

From Araganto
To Mulavanto

The red cliffs of the Ugato Mountains

From the twin suns of Sirius 
Bathed in autumn gold

Underneath lightning filled skies 

So now
I know an old secret
One for you to read as you pass me by

The dead don't die
They just live

Underneath 
Purple clouds

In another shimmering never-ending sky

(C)
Copyright John Duffy 

Hiranyaloka:
The Illumined Astral Planet.

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