Copyright © 2012 Tryphena Louise Williams
A man came knocking on my door
I had never seen this man before
Should I trust him not to harm
Inside I felt no fear nor alarm
A stranger stood before me now
Should I open my heart to allow
It was not his clothing that I saw
Standing there beyond my door
His eyes twinkled with such love
I knew this soul came from above
No words spoken yet I heard it all
The Master's love had come to call
His gift of love had awaken me
The feeling was I am now free
A wind of change it blew that day
He smiled then turned to walk away
I called to him asking for his name
Inside I felt something had changed
Years later I was given this intro book
Still searching for answers I took a look
Was any of this stuff meant for me
Could Eckankar really help me to see
I read "The Ancient Wisdom for Today"
Wondering if it would show me the way
Many years later I can say with a smile
Yes, but finding God may take you awhile
Art work by Tryphena Louise Williams
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