All the Worlds Were Theirs
The ship sailed into the harbor and pulled in next to the dock of the small island. They had seen the Lighthouse from afar, one dark and stormy night out at sea. The light beckoned to them, they felt its draw.
Or maybe it was the draw of Poseidon, the sea god, who stood like a sentinel on the island, watching for weary travelers of his watery realms, ready to pull them ashore or to take them to his home in the deeps if they were lost to the sea.

Above photo by Sam Puren – click to see it on Flickr
They entered the lighthouse. They found the meditation chamber, sat down, and were transported by its magic, mingling with their own. All of time and space was their realm now. The energies of the fiery hot sun and the cool of space coursed through them, lifting their minds, bodies and spirits.
All the worlds were theirs.
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As always, my lovelies, you can click the photos to see them on Flickr.
So evocative of Atlantis and all that we imagine about it… amazing, Prettyflower!
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Patricia, thank you so much for the awesome association. I hadn’t thought about that but now that you point it out, yes, totally see it, woohoo 😀 I love your mind ❤
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Donovan’s late-1960s hit single “Atlantis” is good music to see your composition by:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcUlQAfJuXE Whether you believe the Mycenaeans spread culture through the world on their sailing ships (before the great volcanic eruption that disrupted their culture) or something more mystical was involved, “Atlantis” gets your head into the idea of a world-girdling culture at once poetic and powerful.
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