08-01-2017, 12:00 AM
I'm in love with the theory of love, but the application of love has seen some struggle. Love seems great, but as you hinted, the majority of humans have yet to shift into a divine form of themselves. Without that step, they shouldn't attempt to love another. I say shouldn't because if we can't understand what our spirit needs, we'll struggle providing that form of nourishment to another. That's not to say we should wait until we, ourselves, are perfect. Only that in order to know another, we must know ourselves. Being premature is inefficient and reckless xD
I mean, how does one nurture the spirit of another? Physical needs are basic, emotional and intellectual nourishment requires a different form of effort. We ourselves have to be a whole person in order to hold a strong enough space to invite another into ourselves (or to enter another). It's heavy (or light) work. Also, to enter another (their AP) we must be balanced enough to withstand such a shift. Fortitude is found through solitude (knowing thyself). Yet, sometimes we find ourselves in others and that's an entirely different path to oneself.
Then there are times when I wonder if there is really a self
if we are an expression of the collective, then we are not the individual we believe. We are just a fragment trying to find our place within a massive jigsaw puzzle.
I hear your message in your music It's beautiful. I've heard that message for a long time now. Perhaps that is why I lingered. I'm not very good about being expressive in love (humans often misinterpret what love should be). What's nice is I wouldn't call you human. You have soul.
I mean, how does one nurture the spirit of another? Physical needs are basic, emotional and intellectual nourishment requires a different form of effort. We ourselves have to be a whole person in order to hold a strong enough space to invite another into ourselves (or to enter another). It's heavy (or light) work. Also, to enter another (their AP) we must be balanced enough to withstand such a shift. Fortitude is found through solitude (knowing thyself). Yet, sometimes we find ourselves in others and that's an entirely different path to oneself.
Then there are times when I wonder if there is really a self
if we are an expression of the collective, then we are not the individual we believe. We are just a fragment trying to find our place within a massive jigsaw puzzle. I hear your message in your music
It's beautiful. I've heard that message for a long time now. Perhaps that is why I lingered. I'm not very good about being expressive in love (humans often misinterpret what love should be). What's nice is I wouldn't call you human. You have soul.