I was hurt, wounded,
I need to attack!
Take control.
My love is held back.
You will not hurt me.
What does this do to others?
Push others away.
Pushes them into a corner.
Forces others.
Out of fear they react.
Now a clash of egos.
No winning.
No love.
Only pain.
Can I feel such love for the self that I can be stable under any circumstance?
Can my love be deep, be strong that it allows me to forgive, to have mercy?
Can my love be so great that even if you scream at me, insult me, call me names, I can still love you?
Can my love be so abundant that even if you lie to me, I can still love you?
Does true love have a limit? Conditions?
How far does your love go?
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I have been on this beautiful journey of mindfulness for the last 11 years. I am a trained and experienced elementary school teacher. I took some time off teaching to start an orthodontist practice with my partner and raised two children. My interactions with administrators, office staff, teachers, dentists, orthodontists, parents and children, has taught me that we have a great capacity to give.
True mindfulness is practiced with the first thought that we wake up with, with each feeling we choose, with each word we speak and how we execute every decision. It is a dance that is performed with love, trust, honesty, integrity, determination, courage, faith and deep peace.
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