🏡 Psalm 15: Who Can Dwell With Love?

retransmitted by Virgin Monk Boy after realizing the holiest people he knew never needed a pulpit

1
O Love, who gets to stay close to You?
Who makes a home where the Sacred is welcome?
Not in temples made of marble
but in hearts made of tenderness?

2
It is the one who walks in alignment
who tells the truth without flinching
but also without wounding

3
Who does not weaponize words
or profit from another’s pain
who doesn’t pass gossip around like wine at a feast

4
Who does not betray trust
even when betrayal would be easier
and does not prop up the admired
while discarding the unnoticed

5
They do not swear with fingers crossed
or change the terms when the contract feels inconvenient

They do not lend with greed
or use power to keep others small

6
They do not perform righteousness
They become a resting place for it

Such a one will not be shaken
Not because the world is soft
but because their roots go deep

—Virgin Monk Boy
(who once thought dwelling with God meant disappearing from the world
but now knows it means being fiercely present within it)

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