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Ego, the hijacker of our True Consciousness

Ego, you are the hijacker of our true consciousness,

The source of all vanity,

The root of illusions,

The limited sense of self,

The illusory “I”,

Making me a judge,

Whereby my real divinity fudge,

Our mind starts inferring,

What the ego is preferring,

Seeing oneself as Hero,

And others as Zero,

Giving my demeanor a serious blow,

Creating a place for Satan to glow,

The Ocean considering itself as the bubble,

Such a dilemma,

Knowing the true “I am”,

Will lift up the veil of ignorance,

And help us to truly awaken our consciousness,

Let’s not allow ego to hijack our true consciousness.



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