Once upon a time, my late, wise aunt said to me, “Misunderstanding brings understanding.” She was right. Every so often, we think we may know this, that, and the other. We may be armed with all the right information, logic, and truth. Yet, I ask, even with all that truth and material intellectualism—or having the latest updates on the next war, terror, outbreak, or plague—is it bringing you, your family, and loved ones any true peace, love, and harmony?
I'm not advocating naivety in the face of obvious issues all around us, including geopolitical ones that, if left unattended for too long, could easily show up on our doorstep, but my point is that we spend more time trying to misunderstand than we do to comprehend. So, of course, the true path to true love can only come from understanding, which is why perhaps we can use the vow of “for better or for worse.”
Through light and dark, hill and valley, black and white, up and down. This applies just as much to a romantic bond, couple, or marriage as it does to friendships. However, as wonderful as friendships are, they aren't romantic bonds. Romantic bonds test us not only on a romantic level but also on a friendship level too. Through this, we gain insight as to who we really are and what we truly seek. We gain insight as to what makes us tick and what makes us triggered. Even now, as my brand has been changed from PSI to simply Jedi Reach, I am not alone. My current team is the team I need, and I welcome new members who are on board for a better re-awakening than ever before. Those surrounded by true love. No human is ever truly alone, especially if they think of the FORCE of CREATION that surrounds him or her everywhere in all life and even non-life and non-being, such as supposedly dead things like rocks. Don't give up on love. It's what saved me in my darkest hour, and it's what will save you too. True love doesn't run away when things get tough; it stays through thick and thin.
This doesn't mean that one partner should keep hurting the other partner. It's not true love if one partner keeps hurting the other partner, like a vampire. My point is to illustrate that life is not always going to be a happy-go-lucky fiesta with no problems. We need challenges, and difficulties aren't actually a bad thing. It all depends on one's mentality.
If, for instance, one views difficulties and challenges as a means of growth and progress, then I respectfully inquire whether there exists a concept of actual failure or if it is simply a setback, misstep, and error to rectify along one's path? True love isn't always going to be a positively intensive experience. It will have its ups, and it will have its downs, but one thing I have learned from being in love is this: when you find your true love, you will make it through thick and thin, Yin and Yang, and the love only grows stronger over time. Every challenge, every obstacle, and every issue only ends up adding to the pool of wisdom, understanding, patience, harmony, kindness, inner strength, rationality, and joy. There is so much more that can be said about love that this can only serve as an introduction to the many more articles I plan on writing concerning love.
Let's just put it like this in elementary words that both the scientist and your grandmother can understand: love is the force responsible for ALL existence, and nothing existing can exist without it.
For A.J.
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