Mature love comes with - and brings - personal dignity. An intimate feeling of nobility and regality. Knowing your special place and contribution in this world. Any love that is debilitating and breaks the human spirit is no love at all. For love to be complete it must have the dimension of personal sovereignty.
Exercise for the day: Highlight an aspect in your love that has bolstered your spirit and enriched your life - and celebrate.
Good🌻Morning,
Like the subtle beauty of a flower, love is soft. It is gentle. Like a feather, it is delicate as it frolics with the wind. As its petals fall, a gentle breeze whisp it away. Yet its presence forever abides and whispers, "I am with you." When I see the blossom of a flower, love speaks sofly, "I love you."
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Thank you for your perspective which comes from love Reply
Malchut of Chesed I believe that this is the goal of the exercise we call Passover, aand the answer we should give to the rasha's question at the seder. This is what H' wants from us and from our ancestors when he led them out of Mitzrayim. Reply
Mature Love Mature love comes when we truly understand and have compassion on the life of another, giving grace and mercy. A love that stems out of these truths is deep, enduring, unconditional, responsive, active, it creates, it builds up and does not tear down, it accepts, it is a deep well of water. Selah Reply
As it says in the Shema: to love & to serve HaShem. We can only serve HaShem if first, we love Him. That is the deepest & yet the simplest & most honest way to love, which examines the true nature of our relationship to the Almighty. In the Shema, everything is written so succinctly & completely. It truly is our guide to interpret our daily actions in life. The simplicity & yet depth of its words should be a comfort.