For love to be eternal it requires bonding. A sense of togetherness which actualizes the love in a joint effort. An intimate connection, kinship and attachment, benefiting both parties. This bonding bears fruit; the fruit born out of a healthy union.
Exercise for the day: Start building something constructive together with a loved one.
The bond I have with G-d is so intimate. We both benefit from the relationship. I feel surrounded by love and Peace, and in return I allow G-d's light to flow through me to the world. G-d uses me to help heal the world. Reply
What does "Yesod" mean ? Reply
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Real love for your fellow mankind God bless you, I needed to hear about pure love. Reply
We're in our 60s and have built something constructive in the past by creating four children. Now, when we bond, it is for the purpose of creating peace and serenity as well as the desire to create beauty . . . in our home, in our family and in our own hearts. Reply
Day Six: Yesod of Chesed Not Jewish, but these are beautiful principles for any human being Reply
love it beautiful day Reply
this is the second year that I have counted the Omer...last year was the first in my life to do so...when I did I found that at the beginning I was so completely distracted by my thoughts...by the half way point I found that I was intune and in the presence of the One who gave me life...I also found that my mind was transformed...this year I have learned more and I am finding that the significance of the counting is more than just a count through the days...the resources made available have provided me with more understanding and therefore a greater appreciation for all the G-d has provided.