sparklekaz
Someone asked me.. What is your religion? I said, "All the paths that lead to the light".
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Post by sparklekaz on Apr 7, 2011 22:32:56 GMT
Hello everybody,
In my opinion, Love can transcend all barriers, Love has no limits, even death cannot stop Love. My question is - Where does Love originate from? I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
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Post by sufi on Apr 8, 2011 13:03:40 GMT
I believe that love originates from God and we have love in our souls. The closer you are to God, the more love you can feel. This is how I see it
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Post by Leon on Apr 8, 2011 20:56:33 GMT
Love originates in the heart of God, the heart of the universe, the creator of life, it has the power to bring anything to life, it is the giver of life.
Without our heart pumping blood around our bodies, we would die, the fundamental source of life passes through our heart, therefore, if we wish to give life to anything else we must give from our heart, the place where our life originated from on this earth, blessed with God's love, the giver of all life & love.
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Post by alexandrafalcon on Apr 9, 2011 16:29:29 GMT
Oh here comes the dip stick lol Love is emotion based and comes from the brain via chemical reactions. BUT who created the brain, gave it chemicals and neurons. The source gave us the spark of life and evolution made us physically what we are today. But energetically we are a part of the source. But none of this would be possible without creation.
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Post by Floraloak on Apr 9, 2011 19:44:49 GMT
Love IS... just as God IS... love is not an emotion, it is not something physical or mental. Love is the fabric of all creation. It is because our physical brains cannot fathom what Love is that we have made love so many things... lust, envy, jealousy, happiness, joy, and let's not forget falling in love or out of love... we don't fall into anything... love is not an emotion... we mask it, shape it, and mould it to into something it's not... Love originates with God and spreads forth creating all of creation... Love is as God is in everything and everyone around us... Love is you, and love is me. Love is Life...and Love is Death... where can we know what Love is?... In our hearts, as Leon has pointed out... Love is in every cell of our bodies... but it is the heart that connects them all together and that love becomes greater in unity... hmmm... kinda like us... united we stand.. divided we fall... metaphorically and physically. God blessed us all with Love! Silvia
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Post by rt369 on Apr 29, 2011 18:24:52 GMT
Kaz I've heard love comes from the heart and that's good enough for me. I can't explain it really but I know it when I see it.
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Post by lindae333 on May 5, 2011 13:13:00 GMT
Love is all. Love is the bridge between the unmanifested to the manifested. Love is the beating heart of the universe. Love does not originate in a physical body.
Those who have experienced a NDE or near death experience talked about the love they experienced after the death of their physical bodies. So much love they could not even put it into words. Nothing of the physical could explain what they felt in the non physical.
My question.. if love is experienced outside of the physical.. how could it originate in the physical?
Linda
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Post by sidewalkbends on Jun 6, 2011 17:21:46 GMT
Love IS... just as God IS... love is not an emotion, it is not something physical or mental. Love is the fabric of all creation. It is because our physical brains cannot fathom what Love is that we have made love so many things... lust, envy, jealousy, happiness, joy, and let's not forget falling in love or out of love... we don't fall into anything... love is not an emotion... we mask it, shape it, and mould it to into something it's not... Love originates with God and spreads forth creating all of creation... Love is as God is in everything and everyone around us... Love is you, and love is me. Love is Life...and Love is Death... where can we know what Love is?... In our hearts, as Leon has pointed out... Love is in every cell of our bodies... but it is the heart that connects them all together and that love becomes greater in unity... hmmm... kinda like us... united we stand.. divided we fall... metaphorically and physically. God blessed us all with Love! Silvia This is such a beautiful response. Thank you Silvia.
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Post by Floraloak on Jun 10, 2011 9:15:23 GMT
Thank you Sidewalkbends. I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it made sense. Hope to see you in chat sometime soon.
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Post by matid on Jun 26, 2011 19:37:26 GMT
Transcending our own egotism in order to love, SO THAT people's hearts are healed and fulfilled, is the whole point of life/spirituality. So the question, "where does love come from" creates a real distraction from the importance and immediate need TO love. Love itself is good enough, right? I mean, heck, we sure feel the importance of being loved, and the beauty others experience when we love them! The human mind does not need to agree with it or know where it comes from. Our heart KNOWS it's good, it's great, it's God. Let’s get busy!
Hafiz, the great Sufi poet wrote a brilliant poem about this:
WHAT SHOULD WE DO ABOUT THAT MOON?
A wine bottle fell from a wagon And broke open in a field
That night one hundred beetles and all their cousins Gathered
And did some serious binge drinking
They even found some seed husks nearby And began to play them like drums and whirl. This made God very happy.
Then the “night candle” rose into the sky And one drunk creature, laying down his instrument, Said to his friend – for no apparent Reason,
“What should we do about that moon?”
Seems to Hafiz Most everyone has laid aside the music
Tackling such profoundly useless Questions
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Post by holychops on Jun 28, 2011 14:31:17 GMT
It's an incrediably difficult question to answer I feel, once upon a time I may have answered something along the lines that love is within ...its unconditional it is a constant flow from this world to the next.... but now I'm not really sure I know what love is and whether it actually exists ..and maybe that's the answer I like what Floraloak has said its an interesting view
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