BEYOND THE CONCEPT OF SIN
jerry KWATCHEY@kwatcheyjerry128608
1 hour ago
#poetry
Beyond the Concept of Sin
Life moves in rhythms that no law can contain,
in currents that no guilt can slow.
The stars do not pause to judge your steps,
the rivers do not whisper of wrong or right.
We are taught to fear shadows we cannot see,
to shrink from the pulse of our own being.
“Sin,” they call it a word heavy with chains,
a cage built from the echoes of others’ fear.
But what is sin to the wind?
What is sin to the ocean,
to the pulse of your own breath,
to the quiet, infinite light of existence itself?
Once you see the concept for what it is
a construct, a label, a borrowed leash
freedom begins to whisper:
act with awareness, not fear.
Move with empathy, not guilt.
Grow with choice, not judgment.
The universe does not condemn;
it reflects.
Your actions ripple,
your choices echo,
and in each moment, you are the architect
of your own moral horizon.
To live beyond sin is not to reject responsibility,
but to embrace life with clarity,
to navigate the gray spaces where growth thrives,
where compassion is instinct,
and mistakes are only lessons wearing different masks.
In this space, you are free.
You exist beyond black and white.
You are both shadow and light,
falling and rising,
learning to dance
with the infinite rhythms of being.
A Reflection from the SIMU Collection.
