Celebrating Love, “Love is both a journey and a destination. It is the only lesson to be learnt for enlightenment.
Bhakti, Karma, Gyan, Dhyan.. all lead to love.”
– Neeta Singhal
“Love is considered the most basic emotion that human awareness can feel; therefore, it is the closest to the source of life. The burst of well-being you feel when you fall in love is due to the fact that you unconsciously open the channels of awareness that allow more Prana [Life Force] to flow.”
– Deepak Chopra from Ageless Body, Timeless Mind
Unconditional Love
The greatest power known to man is that of unconditional love. Through the ages, mystics, sages, singers and poets have all expressed the ballad and call to love. As humans, we have searched endlessly for the experience of love through the outer senses. Great nations have come and gone under the guise of love for their people. Religions have flourished and perished while claiming the true path to love. We, the people of this planet, may have missed the simplicity of unconditional love.
Why Unconditional Love?
Unconditional Love is a powerful dynamic energy that lifts us through the most difficult times. It is available at any moment by turning our attention to it and using its wonderful potential to free us from our limitations. It requires practice and intent to allow this energy to fully permeate our daily experience. It begins with ourselves, for without self-love, we cannot know what true love can be. In loving ourselves, we allow the feeling to generate within us and then we can share it with everyone and everything around us! That which we send out returns to us in greater measure. If you have not thought about how you feel towards yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally, or spiritually, we invite you to do so now. Begin the journey that changes everything. Begin the journey of unconditional love.
What is unconditional love?
Do you know what love is? What is unconditional love?
Love is one of the strongest emotions a person can have. It is a tender feeling of affection that you feel for another person. Everyone seems to have his own opinion of what love is. Regardless of what definition you want to give when we talk about love between a man and a woman who want to spend their lives together, there are two kinds of love, conditional love, and unconditional love. In this article, I will discuss what unconditional love is.
Unconditional love is when you love someone the way you are without rules, not the way you want him or her to be. Unconditional love is the only kind of love that fills you up. Unconditional love is when you love without expecting anything in return. It is when you love without trying to change someone’s behavior and personality.
God’s love for us, for example, is unconditional. God has given us life, food, water, brain, body, hands, eyes, and health, among other things.
Unconditional love is when you love your partner without trying to affect him or her. For example, don’t upset your partner if he or she forgets to do something for you. You might get upset at the behavior, but not at your partner. You have to distinguish between the action and the one who takes action. I mentioned in my book “How to win your lover’s heart” that being able to differentiate between the action and the doer is an important concept in every happy relationship. The action is something you might not like, but the doer is your partner whom you love with all of your heart and soul. This is one of the most important concepts in happy relationships and the basis of unconditional love.
For instance, parents, especially mothers might get upset at their child’s behaviour. She might not like her son or daughter to stay out late at night, and if they do, she generally gets upset, but she doesn’t stop loving her children. She always embraces us in her boundless and selfless affection. (Celebrating Mother’s Day on 9th of May Sunday, 2021)
You should do the same to your partner. How often have you heard men say, “I started to hate my girlfriend because she does not do this or that?” Or a woman says, “My partner doesn’t listen.” This is a problem where you must distinguish between the action and the doer. You should dislike your partner’s actions, not themselves.
Love is like a plant. It needs consistent, careful attention to thrive. Without it, your relationship is destined to wither away.
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