Love is something pure and magical
It’s like floating on air without levitation
Like ecstasy without the pill…
And the good thing about love is that you can love without expecting love in return. It’s like falling in love with your favorite Hollywood actor. So, I can repeatedly say “I love Gwyneth Paltrow” several times of the day. Of course, I can’t expect Gwyneth Paltrow to love me back. It’s like when you say, you love your car, but it can never love you back, because love is an emotion that your car is incapable of doing. Therefore, love can be a one-way traffic.
And so my friends, Romans, gentlemen, and ladies… Love, in its most unadulterated form is unconditional. Love is pure energy that radiates from the deepest of the person’s soul. This is pure love, and it just continues to radiate, and the only consolation it gets is the fact that it is allowed to radiate, for if one tries to stop it, love just radiates even stronger. Like when you try to suppress the advances of a person who admires you: the more you put obstacles, the more he becomes persistent.
So what does one get from loving purely? Well, pure love expects nothing in return. Just the existence of the object of love is enough to flourish it.
And that my friends, is what I call love, pure, just love…
It’s like floating on air without levitation
Like ecstasy without the pill…
And the good thing about love is that you can love without expecting love in return. It’s like falling in love with your favorite Hollywood actor. So, I can repeatedly say “I love Gwyneth Paltrow” several times of the day. Of course, I can’t expect Gwyneth Paltrow to love me back. It’s like when you say, you love your car, but it can never love you back, because love is an emotion that your car is incapable of doing. Therefore, love can be a one-way traffic.
And so my friends, Romans, gentlemen, and ladies… Love, in its most unadulterated form is unconditional. Love is pure energy that radiates from the deepest of the person’s soul. This is pure love, and it just continues to radiate, and the only consolation it gets is the fact that it is allowed to radiate, for if one tries to stop it, love just radiates even stronger. Like when you try to suppress the advances of a person who admires you: the more you put obstacles, the more he becomes persistent.
So what does one get from loving purely? Well, pure love expects nothing in return. Just the existence of the object of love is enough to flourish it.
And that my friends, is what I call love, pure, just love…
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