Chapter 3 Standstill
"Don't worry about him! He needs his time to adjust," Monk Pali tried to reassure the son of the temple, "His soul is struggling. And we will be there for him when he is ready," he saw for the first time a restlessness in Blue's aura.
Blue had not left Yim's side for days.
When he had come back to the dormitory with food when he arrived, Yim had curled up on his mattress.
The food had remained untouched even when the singing bowl had sounded for evening prayer.
For the first time in his life, Blue could not engage in meditation in the temple.
His thoughts simply could not find peace.
Brother Yim did not stir a bit and was unresponsive.
"Let him rest! There's no harm if he doesn't show up for prayer! ", monk Nobid had said to Blue.
And his wai was to show his eternal respect to the wise father.
But the next day, too, Yim remained at a standstill.
All food intake was denied.
His motionless body simply let the daytime pass by.
Blue had brought him food and water, had stayed by his side and had sought the right words.
And the monks granted him to complete the meditation time at his side.
The earthy dust floated in the shallow light.
High pillars carried the warm volumes of air.
And the silence carried all the inner winds of both brothers.
Blue sat cross-legged in front of Yim's huddled body.
His hands open on his knees.
With his eyes closed, he opened himself to all the spheres.
From all worlds and times he received the warmth and peace.
To let them flow through him.
To radiate it.
Blue's aura carried the power of his inner attentiveness.
And with body and soul he felt Yim at his side.
His still body was with him in his enlightenment.
Brother Yim.
Always putting fresh water by his bed.
A piece of bread.
And Blue's meditative aura in the atmosphere.
The son of the temple had gone about his duties and always returned to offer his gift.
But even on the third day, Yim remained at a standstill.
And Blue finally lost his inner focus.
"He hasn't eaten or drunk anything for three days," Blue worried, "Why is Brother Yim in such pain?" monk Pali saw the messengers of fear trembling in their son's eyes.
The connection with the angry boy is unexpectedly strong.
Blue is the rebirth of love.
Of peace and strength.
Their son Blue received the aura of love from the moment of his prophecy.
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