True Love



Love is a term familiar to all… But what really means to be love is still pondered on! Why do people who know love fail to define love?? It’s a mere fact that Love is a feeling, an emotion that is hard to reciprocate in words… But if we really know what love is what makes a difference when the word ‘True’ precedes it!! For me love has always been beyond form… Love has such immense power to break away mundane ties… Love is never about losing something but gaining more than what you expect… As far as I have understood love has been that sublime feeling of care and safety that we get from our dear ones as well as the same we give… But above all love can only be that care and safety that can help us evolve.. This is the truth...
 Evolution have always been the secret of every life form on Earth and this is exactly what love does.. It helps us evolve spiritually… But this doesn't
 mean that when your beloved clad you in saffron and sandal coloured beads and helps you meditate… No! That’s a different Spirituality that transcends you from everything material including your body... it focuses only on the soul, the essence that is believed to keep you alive.
 Love transcends you differently; it transcends not just you but everything around you and in you… The entire world feels different and you will know yourself evolving into a better person. The evolution is gradual… Unlike the renunciation ways of attaining spirituality what true love does is to supply you with everything you desire and thus by quenching your desires to a state of having no other desire at all… It first helps you to be a human and thereby show you how to consume your entire world in Love and to melt into that feeling of oneness… That is true love... It doesn’t discriminate between you and your loved one... True love is beyond any physical discrimination and restrictions… It just helps you see through your loved one and transcends your entire Universe into a state of bliss… true Love is sometimes silence but never loneliness... It perfects itself from mistakes and misunderstandings but the result will be the pristine form of emotion that lets you feel the thriving life in every single living cell in and around you.
You cannot point at someone and ask yourself to truly love the person. It’s just physical and artificial. True love just simply happens and you will realise it only when you have evolved from what you were by certain degrees. It recognises your hidden potentials and encourages your talents. Love is patience and tolerance, sacrifice becomes a part as well.
 I can never agree to the idea of ‘Love-at-first-sight’ it’s just physical attraction when your senses play with your heart. 
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  1. Unknown30 June 2016 at 01:32

    Hi dear,

    Hope you are all well.Today I talking about true love.So please drawing kind attention from all.True love is your soul’s recognition of its counterpoint in another.People for the most part, will just know it, simply know it, when they find what they’re looking for. Your life will be in the right place…that feeling of comfort, and also being the type of partner that you yourself have been seeking… all for the right reasons. In fact, you may find that the “valleys” will be quite low, and hang around for periods longer than expected/wanted. Thats just the way it is. But the defining point is how the two people work through the problems. To know more about this subject,you can visit-truelove

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