Attachments are really our attempt to feel secure.
The consciousness of a person who cannot transcend
the lower levels of the heart center
of attachment and possession
will always alternate between pleasure and pain…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the concept of loving without possession and if it is truly possible. I believe it is. I think, either through your own spiritual/emotional growth or some kind of life-altering event, you start to look at love, and relationships a little bit differently than you have in the past. I’ve had lots of alone time to just think of previous experiences, things I’ve done and said, a specific time and chain of events, etc. It’s led me to the conclusion that I have acted and thought about things in a really selfish way. It’s crazy what I am about to write because I never thought I’d think this way but…
Why can’t I let someone who is madly in love with me be in love with another? I mean :shrugs: if the feelings are genuine – then well, it is what it is. As long as there is honesty, openness, communication and a willingness for both people to still work things out — then who’s to say it won’t be fulfilling? I can still feel special and loved unconditionally/deeply without being the only one receiving that kind of love from the person. It isn’t as if the heart’s capacity to love is maxed out at a certain point-I think that is a very narrow view. Why would I put someone who I honestly love with all of me in the position to choose from two options they don’t want to let go of? It would then be MY choice to step away if I couldn’t deal. If I still want to give my heart to the person, then well, I should, regardless of circumstance.
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