
Jordan’s Living Lemuria Inspired Poem
Jordan Judith is a student of the Living Lemuria Immersion. She joined us this December in Hawaii for an attunement with ‘Ohi’a lehua. This is a poem inspired by her experience.
I’m laying at the site of my burial
Face to the Earth eyes wide and I sink deeper into her
Bones scattered into powder
As I weep,
Her fungi finger grab ahold
And pull me deep
Deep into the original pulse
That shatters frequencies
Of shame and all things false
The seeds that lay here
Are soaking in the juice of my decomposition
Awakening
And I wonder what they will be
Maybe wildflowers so sweet
That hummingbirds and bees will come to feast
And bugs and slugs will delight
At the crunch of my leaves
Or maybe lava will cover me
Paving the way
For new life to be
But for now I breath in the smell of sweet dirt
And exhale
All that I was holding onto that was
“Not of this earth”
Not organically birthed
And the pain that comes I feel
And I celebrate the chance to heal
And to return to Her Womb
Redeemed and alive
Fully bloomed
-Jordan Judith