Thanks for shaing

Jonathan

“Love’s the only engine of survival.” ~ Leonard Cohen

I completely agree with your evaluation.

I agree; the human mind has an inherent difficulty with concepts of infinity, especially so, because we usually try to figure things out intellectually.

Human awareness can experience infinity though. We can lay our mind out like a blanket to absorb experience. The deeper parts of our consciousness can then understand. This silent knowledge is more powerful than intellectual understanding.

I do believe in unconditional love, and within the unconditional, exclusiveness cannot exist.

To touch the real, unconditional love, is to touch infinity – it spreads and it spreads and it knows no boundaries. The human mind is not designed for understanding infinity, I sometimes think, and the unconditional can be overwhelming and frightening – but I still believe it is the road to walk.

Thanks for your comment. It’s true this issue is often misunderstood. I see so many couples that do not see the difference between love and need. It is so sad to see these relationships deteriorate into possessiveness, jealously, and anger.

Once we see the difference, we can more easily work on our own issues and express love freely, without guilt or the feeling that it is somehow wrong to feel true love for a person other our romantic partner.

Love doesn’t need to be constrained by romance, and when we fully own our needs rather than transfer them as expectations from another, we can allow love to grow and blossom.