Cnāwan

One who sees perceives.

One who hears understands.

One who grasps comprehends.

One who believes knows.

(Matshona Dhliwayo)

Do we know that we know?

How certain are we?

We recognise what

our senses,

perception,

sensations

bring to us.

We belief

what we see,

what we hear,

what we feel,

what we belief.

It is our construction

and interpretation

and understanding

of reality.

When we know

that we know,

we just know.

No need

for proof,

nor evidence.

No need

to argue.

No need

to say anything.

A feeling,

a knowing,

a pleasant,

peaceful,

calmness,

certitude.

A memory of something that was,

coming back to remind us that it is.

That knowing is enough

to know that we know.

Now that we know, that we know.

Who do we want to share that knowing with?

What for?

How?

When?

No need to use words.

Just open your eyes,

and see what is to be seen.

Shared understanding

comes from a shared vision.

Looking through the eyes,

allows us to know,

that they know,

that we know,

that they know.

When we know,

that they know,

and they know,

that we know,

we share our perception

of what is.

We can see them,

and they can see us.

Only to find ourselves seeing,

with our eye closed.

Only to realise,

that true knowing

requires to know,

what to ignore.

Knowing ourselves,

ignoring what we were told,

becoming who we are,

becoming the one,

the one we have always been,

the one we are,

the one shall always be,

one with the whole,

the one we know.

Yo lo Creo/

I Believe and so it is