Face It

Man appears to identify and be identified through his face; as he grooms it, looking in the mirror, and becomes offended when it is slapped, quickly posing a look to be feared.
But he points at his heart or chest region to identify with who he is; his center, his core essence, his very Being. Saying that this is who "I am" as he makes his stand, and shouts to the heavens, "need I say more"!
But his challenge is ignored, and of his core essence, he needs to further explore.
To meditate upon the silence, centering his very Being, uniting once again with the totality of "All that Is" and ever will be,all beyond his wildest thoughts and dreams.
Far beyond the seen, where his body is not a personal thing, and all is serene.