Winter Shaker

"Deep Devotion at the bottom of sea iniquity goes down like water" The acting out from the sea of the unconcious our iniquity goes unseen in that we rationalise , justify and think it rightgeous and it does indeed go down like water.. Soooo Subtle.. Most Traditions are deadly , stale and bereft of life.. Are you getting a clear view??? or is the view you see, what you have been taught to see? Do you feel Alive living embracing the moment or Dead escaping to the dreams in your head? What is now your a slave to down on your knees out in your shack?

Grace will leave you to your own devices and the storm will reveal what is hidden if your brave enough to look... Thoughts are altogether vain when arising from auto pilot.. Always pay attention to "What Is" no matter how ugly.. What lurks beneath??? Check for yourself before you wreck yourself.. The Truth will gut your foundation as the Whirlwind scatters sand. Real Freedom can only be found if you dare enter in..

"I have been staff struck by a finger in the sand" John 8:11

ALL His Glory! Halle Hallelujah

In the 30's depression, Winter Shakers were people who pretended faith to gain shelter and food in the winter. The lyrics seem to bear out the meaning: "clap my dirty hands" = dirt as a symbol for both poverty and the speaker's deceit "living on Indian land" = living off misappropriated goods "deep devotion at the bottom of the sea" = devotion as a refuge of those already drowned in misery "iniquity does down like water" = gross injustice becoming so normalised it becomes a natural part of survival "spoken behind the hand" = as if lying, or fearful that the proclamations of GO's grace, "all his glory", are in fact in any way sincere "It is the storm that brought me in" = the personal misfortune that made the speaker desperate enough to proclaim rabid faith in an attempt to gain shelter