A Trip to Sedim Rumah Tok Cu with Hasnul.

 

Took a weekend trip to a place called Sedim, somewhere East of the town of Kulim, in Perak. It was to spend the weekend with my Friend Hasnul J. Saidon, The Director of the Museum Gallery Tuanku Fauziah at USM. Hasnul has recently been diagnosed with cancer of the kidney and at quit a later stage at present. So the trip was for me to help with the acceptance and surrender to the inevitable with pride and dignity worthy of a 'Spiritual" warrior. It is not easy when knowing that one faces death up close.  

I trust in the fact that my friend is and has always been a fighter albeit in intellectual or spiritual matters and the clear and presence danger of the cancer I see is making my friend more complete if not whole, more humbled and more caring of others' thoughts and feelings... It is a hard lesson that needed to be learned with regard to one's state of consciousness. It is a process of purification for an advanced soul to cross over on to the other shore. There is always a safety valve for the purpose of relieve from the over pressure of the surrounding or there is an implosion. End of story. 

And the river flows along in the blistering sun, The rocks are warm and the water is cold, what more miracles would you cry for? Space and time is there for us to share in the process of playing roles in our relationship to one another. Interpersonal Communication is an Art in itself. How much does your partner or friend understand what it is that you are projecting. Is it the Self or the ego that is projecting, how much is it is real and how much not. Sometimes words are not necessary between two who has transcended the verbal communication and rests in the silence of the no thinking mind. 

No I do not go around expressing myself like this, like what my daughter pointed out every no and then, "Dad, you are doing your Blogger talk again!"