Thank you!

I agree with you. I use to have thoughts of devastation regarding that matter due to a past experience and not knowing the difference btwn lust and love; what it really means to love.

I learned that Love is allowing others to be who they are because you love them enough to let go if it makes them happy. You want only the best for them and that their happiness is my happiness. I learned not to rely on others for my happiness and that it comes from within, not other people or my environment.

I have the power to feel however I choose!

Thought I’d share that. Thank you for your insightful articles.

Bless the universe for all the abundance in this world and the wonderful contrast of people,nature and animals.

Blessings to you and all the readers out there on this journey of LOA.

Cheers!

And as for animals, in many ways we can see them as masters of unconditional love. An acquaintance of mine once said (I was shocked) that animals only cash in on our vibration, they are the only ones that can profit from this relationship. I never owned animals (sadly so) but since I started telepathic animal communication, I can honestly say that animals are soooo good at making us open our hearts. Maybe the intellect of our younger soul brothers and sisters is still growing but their love is without parallel!

Unconditional love is one of the “hottest” topics as one can see by the number of comments .

I had an open relationship years ago (was the longest I had by the way, funny as it may sound) and I felt more free than in any “closed” relationship before or after that. After the break-up last year with my gf, I finally resolved to go back to this way of living relationships because it is closer to where and how my heart is.

There is still a difference between fully-fledged polyamory and being able to let go of your loved one if you feel he or she is happy somewhere else but the principle of love and non-attachment is very similar.

This “trading love” hit home quite strongly, that is what I felt in closed relationships so far – it goes like or rather feels like “if you promise to never never ever leave me, I will promise that I will cling to you till the end”. Doh, anyone feeling a clenched heart and fear here also?

So yay to unconditional love and love cat-alysts (Peregrine, love that one!! There is a reason why cats are considered magical animals)!!

Whereas the latter is more inclined to unconditional love, i.e. you do not attach any string to it, and you need divine power do it.

From the way I understand you are a very matured person and His wisdom that can make you think and act in this manner. That is out of ordinary act and contradict to our carnal thought.

Well done and grace to you always.

Thank Demitrius.

Thanks, Bridget!

Bless you for speaking your mind.

It’s definitely given me food for thought… I read somewhere that love is a state of being – something we ARE rather than something we DO…

I would suggest that often times we use love as a “validation” of our self-worth, which is why I think some folks have such a STRONG reaction to the idea of it being taken away or going to someone else… because the feel it speaks to their own inherent self-worth/lovableness or lack there of.

there is always enough, and so I believe it’s a step in faith to trust if someone’s love goes elsewhere, then there is other, better love meant to come into one’s life. although, i find this is much easier said than done… there’s a big difference allowing someone to love you rather than demanding it, and i think sometimes this is where people skip the track (including myself on previous occasion)…

it’s funny, but of all people, Gene Simmons (yes, Gene Simmons of KISS) comes to mind… He’s is firmly resolute in opposition to the idea of marriage, saying that he wants to know that they both are getting up everyday and choosing to be together rather than just assuming or expecting the other person will be there, and quite honestly, I feel your blog along with Gene’s attitude are refreshing ways of defining love.

Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is not boastful (etc., etc., etc.) is so often quoted from the Bible, yet how often do people really live that in their lives?

Thank You for giving me food for thought!

Would it feel better to tell this story differently?

Thanks for posting and sharing the song with us – I’m off to go listen to it next …